Category: B&W

Kitsch

On By Fred KingIn 2019, abstract, Art, B&W, buildings, debris, design, flotsam and jetsam, Flowers, garden, Georgetown, Seattle, Houses, kitsch, Nikon D610, Seattle, shadow, Shadows, Statue, street, street art, street photography, Thoughts, wandering photographer, WashingtonLeave a comment

I drive by this house from time to time to see the latest additions, It’s interesting that, as much stuff that is displayed, I’ve never seen any evidence of tampering or vandalism.

Two Faces of Monday

On By Fred KingIn B&W, buildings, LES, Manhattan, New York City, Nikon D7000, people, street, street photography, Travels, Uncategorized, wandering photographerLeave a comment

Version 2Monday I posted a color version of this photo on Instagram and FB. Thought I would post the black and white version.

Maternal Grandfather

On By Fred KingIn B&W, childhood, family, film, New York, people, Personal History, portrait, Scanned from 35mm Print, UncategorizedLeave a comment

fullsizeoutput_3d8fThis is a photo of my maternal grandfather at age 11, taken in 1913. His name was George and he was Dutch, part of a family that were early immigrants to New York.

Seattle Rail Yard

On By Fred KingIn B&W, Bridge, buildings, clouds, commerce, Georgetown, Seattle, Nikon D610, Seattle, sky, street, Train, Uncategorized, Washington4 Comments

Version 2From the Lucille St. bridge, looking NW. Some of rail lines leading into Seattle. Some of the spurs off of these main lines are not in use today as industries have relocated outside the city limits or just closed down.