Best Photographs of 2023
Greg Molyneux Photography
by Greg Molyneux
3M ago
When the Night is Over — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | 7 Bracketed Exposures When the Night is Over — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | 7 Bracketed Exposures When the Night is Over — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | 7 Bracketed Exposures When the Night is Over | Captured: March 23, 2023 | Location: Cedar Run Dock Road, Cedar Run, New Jersey A Look Back — 100mm | f/3.5 | ISO 800 | EXP 1/100 A Look Back — 100mm | f/3.5 | ISO 800 | EXP 1/100 A Look Back — 100mm | f/3.5 | ISO 800 | EXP 1/100 A Look Back | Captured: May 18, 2023 | Location: Ocean Acres, Stafford, New Jersey Fish On — 35mm | f/5.6 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/15 ..read more
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Hi, Biscus
Greg Molyneux Photography
by Greg Molyneux
3M ago
Hi, Biscus — 100mm | ISO 100 | f/3.5 | EXP 1/200 Hi, Biscus — 100mm | ISO 100 | f/3.5 | EXP 1/200 Hi, Biscus — 100mm | ISO 100 | f/3.5 | EXP 1/200 It is 31 December and I am out of days. It looks like this will be the last backlog photograph I get to post in 2023. So let’s roll back to 5 September and my backyard hibiscus. Not a ton of floral macro work this year, so it feels good to close out the year with this low key, cross process shot. 2024 is mere hours away. Let’s get after it. Be excellent to each other. Interested in buying? Purchase ..read more
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Time Marches On
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
3M ago
Time Marches On — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/4 sec Time Marches On — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/4 sec Time Marches On — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/4 sec 2024 coming in hot! At this point years flip about as fast as single pages on a tear away calendar. It’s a gift to grow old. An opportunity to experience the relativity of time mounting years speed ever swifter. Continuing my quest to rip through my 2023 backlog. I made this photograph at Dock Road on 30 November 2023. Happy to have another motion blur shot. I’m developing quite a gallery in this style, and it is a trend I will conti ..read more
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Path of Gold
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
3M ago
Path of Gold — 35mm | f/1.8 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/80 All my years making photographs in southern Ocean County, and I never before tread at Cloverdale Farm County Park. All this time a wonderful bit of landscape has sat in wooded hiding mere miles from my home. I had no idea. The park itself is an old cranberry bog, and it features wooded trails, duck blinds, and numerous shallow pools full of bramble and sedge. I wish I had this in my spot rotation years ago. Here we have another blurry pan shot photograph. Only this time the camera motion is top to bottom vertical, instead of left to right horizo ..read more
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The Morning Look
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
4M ago
The Morning Look — 35mm | f/5.6 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/30 In my last post I talked fishing. Fishing and photos. Here I offer another sunrise photograph made on 12 November 2023. A simple left to right pan shot to pull the colors across the frame. And what wonderful dawn colors were pulled that day. For a few years now I have been near all in on panning my landscape frames. And if anything, its personal appeal only grows with time. I often think of ways to articulate my fondness but stumble with awkward, poorly expressed thoughts. An art critic I am not. That said, I’ll stick to basics. First is col ..read more
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Fish On
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
4M ago
Fish On — 35mm | f/5.6 | ISO 100 | EXP 1/15 sec The mid-Atlantic fall run has brought big smiles and tight lines to striped bass enthusiasts up and down the New Jersey coast. Whether by boat or by surf, the 2023 fall bite has been certifiable. So far this season I have made it out thrice—once by boat, and twice by Ship Bottom surf. Naturally I have zero fish to show for it. My cousin, however, photographed here, had himself a banner day by center console. Too bad I was not there with my camera. One thing we did catch, however, cold hands aside, was a fantastic 12 November sunrise. During a bri ..read more
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On the Fringe
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
6M ago
On the Fringe — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | 7 Bracketed Exposures Socked in on a Saturday. 23 September 2023 at 3:30 p.m. EDT, Tropical Storm Ophelia dumps heavy rains across the mid-Atlantic buffeting southern Ocean County, NJ, with steady winds. I’m hoping my LBI friends are managing the storm surge. As for me, I sit comfortably at my large oaken desk watching this week’s Nintendo Voice Chat on YouTube while typing to you, Internet friends. This here sunset photo looks back to Thursday when the outer fringes of Ophelia first spun up high level cirrus clouds over the region. This high cloud deck b ..read more
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Take Leave
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
7M ago
Take Leave — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | 7 Bracketed Exposures Take leave pay heed Hear your body take time to breathe Unwind free mind In the moment your soul will find Destress full press Permit yourself the chance to rest Be still free will Heal your heart and hope will fill Interested in buying? Purchase ..read more
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A Look Back
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
8M ago
A Look Back — 100mm | f/3.5 | ISO 800 | EXP 1/100 I have a photography problem. A mix of neglect, half measures and procrastination type problem. The neglect is simple: not shooting enough. The half measures and procrastination bit happens after the times I do shoot but do not process or post. Which brings me to today, sitting at The Union Market working at my backlog. And so we throw it back to mid-May and my backyard clematis. Thought it looked cute, probably won’t delete later. Thoughts and happenings It’s been a big year for me and live music, brought to you by Asbury Park. I’ve managed to ..read more
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The Green Zone
Greg Molyneux Photography Blog
by Greg Molyneux
9M ago
The Green Zone — 14mm | f/8 | ISO 100 | 7 Bracketed Exposures Not much beats the salt marsh in June. It’s about as good as a flat, horizontal landscape can look. For me it’s the way the newborn emerald green sedge grass complements a royal blue sky at golden hour. This power trio realizes its highest level in early summer; running about mid-June through the fourth of July. Pair this with dramatic clouds fed by a tropical airmass and you have yourself a proper summertime treat. Real glad I took a moment out of my day to make it to the Dock Road marsh last night. Cheers, and I hope you are all d ..read more
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