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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Rolling On

Folks, it's been a while. I'd like to send a shoutout to whatever or whomever helped float a mote of motivation across my frontal lobe. … [Read More...]

Standard Orbit

The Longwood Gardens conservatory is a sight to behold. The crowning jewel atop acres of grounds fit for any court. It stands anachronistic … [Read More...]

Ground Level

I finally found myself at Longwood Gardens. An exquisite bit of preserved property open to the public—for a fee, of course. And I do not … [Read More...]

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Photos from the archives

Black and white photo of acoustic guitar bridge.
Sunset photo over frozen Barnegat Bay in Harvey Cedars, NJ.
Guitarist Sahara Moon and harmonica player Gordon Woolley play a duet.
Yogis Rose Dease and Jesse Holt form an 'X' in a partner yoga pose.
An HDR photograph taken just after sunset during blue hour along the shores of Huntington Beach California. The foreground is marked by a sweet beach cruiser bicycle locked to a beach bound bike rack. The Pacific Coast Highway lies away in the distance.