monochrome

Old bicycles always pull me in. Their parts feel like little machines with stories; scuffed metal, worn rubber, and the stubborn elegance...

Today my focus is on tree bark, a simple subject that never feels simple. Bark is one of my favorite subjects to look for natural texture...

Wanted to take part in this week #Photofeed challenge, and making a quick search in my folders discovered this photo: this is how the cup...

Today’s post is a small collage of photos that don’t really belong in one neat category. I dropped them into a window, side by side, and ...

“Don't just count your years, make your years count.” George Meredith Birthday Last Wednesday, I celebrated another birthday. I c...

Today I just want to feature leaves, simple shapes that carry their own stories. I shot these in black and white to focus on three things...

Today’s post is a small walk through the city, guided by texture and simple details. I’ve been enjoying how black and white lets simple t...

Nature is a survivor. It grows wherever it can; easy or difficult, tidy or chaotic. Give it a hint of sunlight, a little soil, or simply ...

#1030 - Sharp Monochrome Street Shots for Wednesday. As the sun shines, sending you all a heartfelt greetings this Wednesday to our deare...

Today’s photos are a small collection of the random things that caught my eye while traveling and waiting for the bus. I’ve been enjoying...

i'm not sure when this image of Jimi Hendrix was painted but it must be in the last century. i never saw it when it was new but it seems...

After a run of nature photos, I found myself drawn back to the streets. The city doesn’t bloom like leaves after rain, but it breathes, t...

It's been raining a lot lately and so I'm having difficulty timing my photography walks. As much as I wanted to go to the streets to take...

To celebrate the last day of summer, I decided to go to my favourit Aurora cinema theatre (the 'Ghost in the Shell' remastered 4-k versio...

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I’m back to nature today. I love the energy of street photography, but every so often I need the stillness of plants, the kind of subject...

#1028 - Monochrome Street Scenes for Saturday. Happy weekend dearest Hiveans. May this day again bring unexpected adventures, heartwarmin...

Today’s window-frame cover is made of things most people pass without a glance: a worn bolt, a “break glass for key” cap, a field of rais...

Some memories never fade, they become timeless when seen in black and white. This picture captures a family moment of love, warmth, and t...

Greetings, everyone! For today's monomad challenge, I'm sharing a random selection of shots from my archive—moments captured in my villa...

I’m really enjoying this window-frame way of presenting my photos—four small scenes that click together like a puzzle. Each square feels ...

Last night’s walk felt like a small confirmation: my style—both in shooting and presenting—is starting to settle in. I’ve been leaning in...

This is a late post from this morning’s walk, and that’s fine. Today ran faster than I did, but I still squeezed in a few frames—tiny pau...

i'm not sure what made these bubles that i found in a puddle while out walking but they looked like they would make an out of the ordinar...

I was walking home during blue hour when I noticed a small crew taking a break by the roadside. Their cart, wheelbarrow, and a lone hard ...

I took these photos on my way to the MRT, camera out like usual. It’s become a small ritual for me—pause for a second, notice what most p...

Today’s walk led me to a flower I couldn’t name, but it didn’t matter—the mystery made it more interesting. What caught my eye first were...

#1026 - Monochrome Street Scenes for Tuesday Lovely day dearest Hiveans around the globe. This Tuesday, let's celebrate our creativity, p...

I’m posting this a little late—these photos are from yesterday’s walk around the neighborhood. I didn’t have time earlier, but the scenes...

For this week of #Photofeed #portrait challenge I pulled from my roaster three portraits I took this summer and tinkered with the source ...