It is amazing the small things we miss because we are so wrapped up in the business of the regular day-to-day – the falling rain, the blossoming flowers, the small […]
Through My Window
Mervin McDougall
Enduring
Mervin McDougall
Montauk Point Coastline
Mervin McDougall
Oops, I did it again. I revisited the Montauk Point area to have a look at it given the changing conditions and because things were warming up – yaaay Spring. […]
White Mane
Mervin McDougall
Like a scene straight out of a fairytale novel, a white maned horse, Jill, pauses and casts here stares in my general direction resulting in the photograph presented on the […]
Jasper the Nipper
Mervin McDougall
This post is dedicated to a friend and fellow photographer, Lynne Fordham, whose dedication to getting the story through the lens often means stepping in harms way and risking lens […]
Rider Three Sixty
Mervin McDougall
Prior to the July 4 weekend, I chose to get out to do some practice shooting with my new D300s. I hadn’t taken much time to review the manual as […]
Penguin Passion
Mervin McDougall
By nature, penguins are curious animals. Once someone or something enters their personal space they start investigating. Children are just as curious. So what happens when two equally curious creatures […]
The Ol’ Southern Belle
Mervin McDougall
Here is another image from what I think may become a series which I refer to as the Uncivil War. Pictured here is a portrait of one of the women […]
Fallen Petals Revisited
Mervin McDougall
Some years ago, I created an image of a wilting rose which had lost it petals. It was not a particularly engaging photograph but it was not a bad one […]
Guard Duty
Mervin McDougall
As one friend told me, this is a perfect example of a slice of life photograph. I am not sure if, during the Civil War, whether any of the persons […]
Blanket of White
Mervin McDougall
Feeling rather chilly this morning, 53 F at what is supposed to be just the beginning of Fall, I began thinking of the last winter which ran through the North […]