Poltergeist
Tile Floor © Harold Davis

Poltergeist

As much as I love to travel to distant shores, I am a big proponent of the idea that you don't have to travel to make cool images, and sometimes…

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Seed Pods and Other Flowers
Seed Pod in a Porcelain Vase © Harold Davis

Seed Pods and Other Flowers

I've been enjoying photographing seed pods with my Leica Monochrom M11. My new photography neighborhood friend Jaime showed me a local garden, and we photographed flowers and seed pods on…

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Weed in the Light
Weed in the Light © Harold Davis

Weed in the Light

When tourists are abjured in the national parks from feeding the wildlife, one slogan notes that "it's a smart bear that knows where the hotdog ends and the hand begins."…

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Shadowland
Gangway Shadow, Maine © Harold Davis

Shadowland

Shadows can play a big role in monochromatic photography. If you are interested in making compelling black and white images consider the important role that shadows play in this kind…

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What’s the Maine Thing?
Train Bridge, Maine © Harold Davis

What’s the Maine Thing?

When I was young, my parents, my brother and I traveled with Raymond Smullyan. Raymond was a mathematician, logician, writer, classical musician, and---most important from my child's eyes perspective---a magician…

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Orvieto Passage

Recently I processed this image from Orvieto, in Umbria (Italy). In the morning the fog was thick. I took advantage of the evocative lighting, and framed an ancient, cobblestone passage…

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Mirror Selfie

I took advantage of the mirrors in my dressing room in the hotel in Trieste to create a "recursive" image along the lines of the Droste effect (immediately below). This…

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The Three Castles

A short trail through the woods leads to the ruins of the Three Castles---more like three towers, really---that are perched on a ridge above Eguisheim, Alsace, France. The structures date…

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Taos Pueblo

Taos Pueblo is a World Heritage Site, and believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited structure in North America.  The core of the present adobe complex was probably initially built…

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Steam Train

I was photographing some derelict factory buildings in La Jara, Colorado, when a natty gentleman came out of the mostly disused train station beside the overgrown train tracks. He was…

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