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Michael Beecham @michaelbeecham.com · 25/12/2024

The craziness of the day leaves me wanting the stillness and silence that comes from standing in a woodland, away from everyone and everything, as nice as it is today. #Photography #BlackAndWhite #Landscape #LandscapePhotography #Monochrome #Fog #Fujifilm #Trees

This is a black and white photo of a foggy woodland scene. In the background you can see trees, which are being partially obscured by fog. In the foreground, and middle ground, and other, increasingly darker, trees, which fill the frame

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Russ Barnes Photography @russbarnes.bsky.social · 30/11/2024

A Day Of Contrasts. 665nm Infrared, Oxfordshire field, 2013.

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Thale Osvik Photography @thaleo.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

Bonjour friends! ☺️ This year we had to cancel our Paris trip - revisiting old memories helps a bit 🖤 #paris #museum #blackandwhite #art #photography #artphotography #streetphoto #view #mood #noir #noiretblanc #bonjour

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Sophie Carr @sophiecarr.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

Thank you to all my lovely followers - now up to 6,000 (1/3 of what I had on Twitter and yet so much more engagement) - I will continue to post lots of lovely photos of Iceland until I run out (which will be never!). And here's a bit of swooshery from last month at Stokksnes in #Iceland.

Moody, cloudy black and white scene. A black sand beach has some white waves trailed across it, with some pointy mountains below a band of cloud in the distance.

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Michael Beecham @michaelbeecham.com · 24/11/2024

Yesterday, @athenacarey.bsky.social was asking me if there's a place I revisit a lot and, yes, I would say this is it. I live about 4 miles from this iconic hill and I've shot it SO many times over the years. #photography #blackandwhite #landscapephotography #monochrome #dorset

This is a black and white photo of an old, cobbled hill. The image has been taken at dusk, and so the scene is quite dark. On the left there are a row of cottages, with some outside lights on. On the right is a large stone wall with vegetation growing out of it. There are cobbles on the ground and a small fence on the right.

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Daniel Sands @danielsands.bsky.social · 25/11/2024

Back to sharing my favourite snaps from my back catalog today, here’s a moody blue hour merry go round from Weymouth sea front 🙏

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AndyMacD-Unique Moments Captured @andymacd-photo.bsky.social · 21/11/2024

In need of a spiritual boost, I spent the day near Glen Coe, immersed in the wildness of #Scotland. Having visited everywhere I had planned I went on an aimless drive, parked before heading home - and looked up… www.AndyMacD.co.uk #LandscapePhotography #photography #FineArtPhotography #mountains

A tree clings on to a cliff face near Glen Coe, emerging from cloud.

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reclusiveUrbanist @reclusiveurbanist.com · 16/11/2024

Developed some film. New post 📸Minolta SG-SE reclusiveurbanist.com/film-roll-9/ #photogrpahy #analog

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Sardonicus @sardonicus.eu · 27/10/2024

Relief in a Ptolemaic temple, Egypt 1968 by Kees Scherer

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a slash of light illuminates a carved temple wall and a figure. the rest of the frame is dark.

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reclusiveUrbanist @reclusiveurbanist.com · 28/10/2024

📍Central Park; NYC 📸Olympus em5-mkii #photography

Cloaked figure walks up steps, looking at phone at Bethesda terrace. In foreground, Barricades and owl etched in stone

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reclusiveUrbanist @reclusiveurbanist.com · 19/10/2024

📍NYC; Greenwich village 📸 em5-mkii

Ghostly figures on night street. Warm lights streak horizontally in the background.

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reclusiveUrbanist @reclusiveurbanist.com · 07/09/2024

📍 Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn 📸 Olympus E-M5 mk ii #photography

An empty bench illuminated by a street lamp on a snowy night.

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reclusiveUrbanist @reclusiveurbanist.com · 06/09/2024

Midtown 📸 Minolta XG-SE; MC Rokkor 50mm f1.4 🎞️ Fujifilm 400 Color #photography

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Doug Gordon @brooklynspoke.bsky.social · 10/06/2024

The magnitude of Hochul and Jeffries's political miscalculation is that they took something that is currently unpopular but that will either get more popular or fade from the news by September and turned it into an attention-grabbing example the Democratic party's ineptitude that no one will forget.

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reclusiveUrbanist @reclusiveurbanist.com · 01/12/2023

Staten Island Ferry 📷 figure I may as well post some #photography here

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Kelsey Atherton @atherton.bsky.social · 09/10/2023

Happy Indigenous People's day, the crimes of the conquistadors were known and recorded not just by their victims but by their cultural and linguistic contemporaries.

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Jack Mirkinson @jackmirkinson.bsky.social · 07/10/2023

*extremely* telling that the NYT frames a family leaving a state because their trans son literally could not get the medical care he needed as a "politically motivated move" and an abstract "issue" rather than one connected to their child's intrinsic humanity www.nytimes.com/2023/10/07/u...

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One day earlier, in a neighboring state, another couple making a politically motivated move had a different flag on display — a Pride flag on a T-shirt.

Jennie and Jeff Noble were packing their possessions into a 26-foot U-Haul truck in suburban Iowa. Ms. Noble, 37, who was wearing the Pride T-shirt, and her husband were leaving Iowa for Minnesota.

Their only child, Julien, came out as transgender at age 11. Now 16, Julien uses prescription testosterone. After Iowa banned gender-affirming medical care for minors, criminalizing their son’s treatments, the Nobles — lifelong Iowans — concluded they had to get out.

The Huckins family and the Noble family have not met, yet their journeys — from blue Oregon to red Missouri, and from red Iowa to blue Minnesota — mirror each other, unfolding only five weeks apart this spring. One family relocated because of a single issue — restrictions on transgender rights — while the other believed a broad swath of progressive policies had degraded their quality of life. But both families used strikingly similar language to describe their main concern: the need for personal safety.

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