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Thirty, that was the first thing that caught my eye today, a pair of bold numbers fixed to a weathered post, wrapped in a diamond grid that looks almost like chain mail. Beside it,…

This morning felt different in the best way. Last night’s heavy rain left the air cool and easy to breathe, and that softness carried into my mood. I love days like this because th…

Street signs aren’t usually anyone’s idea of beauty, but today they became my subjects. I walked a little longer than usual and focused on the signages that pop up around roadworks…

Rain drops are my favorite subject, so when the clouds finally let loose last night, I grabbed my camera and headed for the garden. I waited for the shower to ease, then started …

On today’s walk I let the street hand me its little surprises. Nothing grand, just the kind of details we usually pass without a glance, until a camera, and a bit of curiosity, slo…

I kept things simple today by choosing a single subject, flowers. There’s a small landscape garden beside the bus stop I use, and while I waited for my ride I let the minutes turn …

This past week felt like stitching a quilt from different fabrics, fire, sidewalk letters, leaves, metal, fungi, held together by the same black-and-white thread. [“Flames in Monoc…

This must be my most random collection yet. None of these subjects belong to the same family, but they shake hands in monochrome. What ties them together isn’t what they are, it’s …

On my walk to the bus stop today, I paused for things most people would breeze past, winches, chains, a pair of tired work gloves, and a humble food offering left on a paper plate.…

On most days, my commute is a blur of footsteps, metal, and hurried glances. Today I slowed down and gave a little attention to the things everyone walks past. This set is a small …

Nature writes in a kind of shorthand, at first glance it looks chaotic, but stay a little longer and a quiet rhythm appears. That’s what drew me to today’s set. I arranged the fram…

Today I’m featuring nature and its textures. It was a pleasant day to walk with the camera, soft light, a gentle breeze, and enough quiet to really look. Color is beautiful, but s…

I’ve always loved how black and white invites everything in. There are no “wrong” subjects, only shape, light, and texture waiting to be noticed. Today’s four frames are little pro…

I keep returning to the most ordinary corners of the street. This set continues my small mission to feature the super mundane, the things we step over or pass by because our eyes a…

Last night I pointed my camera at a living subject, fire, and it instantly reminded me why some scenes are both irresistible and difficult. Flames don’t hold still, and they bring …

This past week felt like reviewing my photography this past week. I moved from fungus to flowers, from footpaths to construction gear, and the through-line was simple: notice. !…

Today’s walk led me past a small construction site—an unexpected gallery of forms I don’t often get to see up close. Instead of people and storefronts, my subjects were the tools t…

I kept my eyes down on today’s walk and the street turned into a small gallery. Cracked concrete looked like tiny coastlines, paint was peeling in soft waves, and an old galvanized…

Today’s walk was quiet and calm—the kind that lets you breathe a little deeper and see a little more. I didn’t go far, but the small things along the way felt worth stopping for. I…

The rain passed as quickly as it arrived, leaving the street hushed and wet. When the heavy rain finally eased, I stepped outside and found the shrubs along the path wearing a cons…