Monthly Archives: May 2021

Staircase! Because, it’s a staircase! And staircases are cool! Of course, with my usual weird asymmetrical symmetrical thingyjobby. (I don’t have a very good reason for why I do this — it’s a tick.) Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/147, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter.

So much of my black and white photography focuses on the blacks – so when we stumbled on this very white church in Anacapri, I figured it was time to mix it up a bit. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/2088, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter.

One of my first obsessions when I started learning more about photography – windows. Followed closely by grates, fences, and columns — pretty much anything with repeating lines and shapes. Capri did not disappoint. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/432, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter.

One of my early experiments in street photography (which I’ve only gotten into in recent years), courtesy my traveling companion. And a different view of Take Five of this series. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/120, 3.99mm, ISO40, black and white filter.

You know you’re about to enter a restaurant or shop on the Amalfi Coast when this is your view of the sky. I have to admit, I totally digged the brambly motif and couldn’t help but take numerous version of this shot, wherever we roamed. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/666, 3.99mm, ISO20.

A short girl’s perspective on the ferry to Capri. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/2088, 3.99mm, ISO20.

Pro tip: when waiting in line for a ferry, camera in tow, it pays to look up. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/813, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter