Monocrome
The Industrial Photography of David Clark
David Clark has been lingering around the SP@Flickr Group almost since its inception. You may even remember him from our review of his photo, Summer Chair. David’s gallery is a testament to the reach of his talents and skills – explorations in nature, landscape photography and close-up photography. But of all his works, perhaps the [...]
SP@Flickr: “Sepia” by Kika Clore-Gronenborn
When is a subject both transparent and right before your eyes at the same time? When is unorthodox lighting incredibly appealing? Read on to see why Kika Clore-Gronenborn’s photo, “Sepia”, breaks all the rules but remains inspirational.
Little Things
I was out experimenting with my Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D lens. Shot at 1/50 with an aperture of f/18 at 50mm focal length. Continue reading to see the full-sized image.
Bones of Culture
The Kimmel Center on the Avenue of the Arts in Philadelphia. Home to the Philadelphia Orchestra and the hub of life performances in the city.
Manoa School
This is the Manoa School in Havertown, PA. There is no corner stone – likely it was covered by one of its additions. But I estimate the school was built somewhere around 1927. Unfortunately, the school is soon to be knocked down. It has been vacant now for almost a year and a new school [...]
The Kids (Alert and Passive)
It’s been a while since I posted current photos of the kids. So I figured it would be a great opportunity to post some of my latest portraits.
Alert – Natalie is now about 8 months old. She’s alert, loves to look around and just be aware of everything around her. She especially loves it when [...]
Sign of the Times
I snapped this shot while sitting at a traffic signal. This sign was hung on a fence at an industrial park. I can only assume one of the workers at this facility hung the sign out of frustration and protest due to the current state of the economy. But to me, this is just an [...]
With Teeth
How icicles can grow so large in such a short time, I may never truly know…
Simple Machine
I don’t know why, but I always love architecture on private properties from the turn of the century (1900, not 2000). Its simple. It’s warm. And frankly, every single aspect of the architecture is completely functional. This, for example, is a pully mount for a small out-building. The pully has been replaced, but the charm [...]
The Gallery
The Gallery (At Market East) is an underground shopping mall smack in the center of the City of Philadelphia. This shot was taken in the food court are (obviously). Beyond this point, the mall opens up. But I find this area particularly interesting. The mall is old, so it has a natural tendancy to trigger [...]
