Black and White Photography

I'm getting my 2027 calendar together, and I would appreciate any thoughts on the cover design and image selection

"When design flows like the ocean, the skyline becomes more than structure — it becomes rhythm, sculpture, and movement frozen in time."

"Some buildings stand as monuments of strength, but others, like this, embody movement. The sweeping curves soften the rigidity of concrete, allowing the skyline to ripple like waves across the horizon. This is architecture in dialogue with nature — still, yet alive; solid, yet fluid. A reminder that design can inspire us to see motion in silence."

This photo I took of an abandoned gas station was selected to be in an exhibit last month in Albania. The category was the best of black-and-white.

Monument Valley, Arizona

The reflections on these WWII era cars caught and held my attention for quite a while as I sought a timeless image of an age gone by.

From my 'Fictions Within' project. A black-and-white image (any, really) is a fiction, so any composite of images offers a fiction within. Still looking for a clear way forward.

My favorite tree, on the far left, that sits on an escarpment at a NYS Park outside of Albany, NY. I have been documenting its life over the past year. I recently celebrated my Father's Day with a new lens (20

mm f1.8) - I was becoming familiar with it. The sky was just right as we were about to have a thunder storm later that day.

early morning in the high desert of Utah