The tunnel under the train tracks in Alexandria, VA always looks damp and forbidding. I’ve walked past it many times and it always seems to draw my attention.
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Category Archives: Black and White
Dogwood In Jar Of Water
Return is the movement of the Tao.
Yielding is the way of the Tao.
All things are born of being.
Being is born of non-being.
From Tao Te Ching: A New English Version by Lao Tzu and Stephen Mitchell
Weekly Photo Challenge: Abstract
Here’s my Abstract submission to the Weekly Photo Challenge. I’m calling it Bananascape.
Fishing Buddies
I love this picture because it’s completely candid and you can see the authentic happiness in the faces of these guys. Even though you can’t see much of his face, you can tell the man on the right has a big smile.
Back Alley, Richmond, VA
The other side of the building on the right is a lovely little downtown restaurant. It’s funny how quickly the scene changes when you walk half a block, around to this end of the building. Despite the litter and trash, I like the lines, the flow and the contrast of this image.
If you click the photo above you can see a larger image of it.
Inside The Sycamore
From the other side this sycamore looks solid and nearly invincible. When walking around it you quickly discover there’s a gap at least 5 feet in length, exposing the inside of the tree.
