Welcome to week thirty-six of Geographic Composition! Each week a number of my fellow photobloggers and I will submit an image based on a common theme from our scattered locations around the world. Even though the theme is the same, our own vision and view of the world when coupled with the geographic and cultural environment in which we live will shape the images we create and offer a varied interpretation on the topic of the week.

This week, our theme is “black & white in real life.”

Please take a moment to view the participants’ blogs. And, as always be sure to send me new themes and topics in the comments below.

Thanks, and Enjoy!

“Bird’s Nest”
Mike Holley - Worcestershire, England (Welcome Back!)

“Rainy Great Falls”
Mike Palmer - Potomac, MD

“Nature’s White (Lensbaby)”
Andy Smith - Hanover, PA

“Versailles Floor”
Jason D. Moore - Endicott, NY

Welcome to week thirty-five of Geographic Composition! Each week a number of my fellow photobloggers and I will submit an image based on a common theme from our scattered locations around the world. Even though the theme is the same, our own vision and view of the world when coupled with the geographic and cultural environment in which we live will shape the images we create and offer a varied interpretation on the topic of the week.

This week, our theme is “transition.”

Please take a moment to view the participants’ blogs. And, as always be sure to send me new themes and topics in the comments below.

Thanks, and Enjoy!

“From Summer to Fall”
Scott Eccleston

“Boarding the Night Bus”
Jenny Arnez

Jason Anderson

“Stationary Passage”
Andy Smith

“pod”
Mike Palmer

I might be getting final word on something that’s been in process for a couple of weeks now later this morning and will post an update once I get back to my computer later on today or tonight.

Also, a reminder, this week’s Geographic Composition is being posted tomorrow (”Transition”) so, contributors, please get your images to me today!

And if you’re in the Binghamton area, or know anyone who is, sign up for the Binghamton leg of Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photowalk on August 23rd!

Congratulations go out to Friend-of-the-Blog Andy Smith of Visual Realia whose image, “Roadster,” was selected as an Editor’s Choice in the NAPP Member Portfolios! This shot was also a part of Week #33 - “Games” of our Geographic Composition project.

Great job, my friend!

Welcome to week thirty-four of Geographic Composition! Each week a number of my fellow photobloggers and I will submit an image based on a common theme from our scattered locations around the world. Even though the theme is the same, our own vision and view of the world when coupled with the geographic and cultural environment in which we live will shape the images we create and offer a varied interpretation on the topic of the week.

This week, our theme is “tools.”

Please take a moment to view the participants’ blogs. And, as always be sure to send me new themes and topics in the comments below.

Thanks, and Enjoy!

“Semigloss”
Andy Smith - Hanover, PA

Jason Anderson - Somewhere Between South Carolina and Colorado

“Wacom”
Jason D. Moore - North Syracuse, NY

“Blades”
Scott Eccleston - Maine