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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Blue Too

So, who else is completely shot? Roasted slow, spinning over open flame and then twice baked in an oven or three. I am spent ash, fiery … [Read More...]

The Call Back

For the first time in at least three years my urge to make more photographs—better photographs—is waxing. The call back to capture the … [Read More...]

The Worn One

July light fades a pink kiss goodbye. The worn one knows well not to believe the false promises softened in its pastel glow. Sirens of lies … [Read More...]

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Photos from the archives

High key black and white macro photo of a dying jane magnolia blossom looking like a hooded wizard
A vibrant macro photograph of a single jane magnolia blossom with a shallow depth of field and selective focus on the pistils.
Soft focus 35mm photograph of spirea blossoms and bokeh.
Black and white hemlock pine cone macro photo in square format.
An HDR photograph taken from the southern side of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge overlooking the Atlantic City skyline at sunset.