Greg Molyneux Photography

New Jersey landscape and nature photography

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Hi, I'm Greg Molyneux, a shy landscape and nature photographer living in coastal New Jersey—Exit 63 if Parkway numbers are your thing. When I'm not outside capturing nature I partake of the coffee and internet a lot. Naps are cool too.

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Double Down

Yoga, photography, and the sun all went down on Cedar Run Dock Road last night. I sprinkled in some comfort zone stretching people shooting … [Read More...]

Hop, Skip, and a Jump

I bring you the marsh. I bring you a sunset. I bring you an idiom. The salt marsh was lit last night, and I have the brackets to prove it. I … [Read More...]

The Collector

Honey bees! Working, buzzing, collecting. Pollen clinging and clumping in large, impressive blobs stuck about their legs. Dutiful, the bees … [Read More...]

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Photos from the archives

An HDR photograph take just after sunset from the Stafford Forge Wildlife Management Area. The foreground is marked by the charred remains of a lone tree stump. Fresh grasses begin to fill in the ashen remains.
Golden hour photo of cracked mussel shells, docks, and storm clouds.
A subtle lens flare sends a rich golden glow across the lush green salt marsh in this stunning HDR sunset photograph.
Pastel sunset photo over Great Bay Boulevard Wildlife Management Area's yellowing marsh.
Wide angle landscape sunset photo revealing spring's return to the marsh with the greening sedge