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February 14, 2015 by Greg Molyneux

An icy handrail makes for an interesting macro shot with the setting sun over the bay off in the distance left of a sharp focused icicle.

I’ve been spending much more time shooting on Long Beach Island of late. It’s the ice in particular that has brought me there. There’s just something to that juxtaposition of Winter’s grip imposing its will on Summer’s paradise. Yesterday brought me to Surf City, Harvey Cedars and Barnegat Light. And while I did most of […]

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Photos from the archives

A blue hour photograph featuring ocean spray bursting behind a lone foreground jetty rock. sending water in all directions
Wide angle HDR photograph of an abandoned marina and a reflective sunset on Great Bay
Manahawkin, NJ photographer Greg Molyneux takes a long exposure black and white photograph of the bay and abandoned docks on Great Bay Boulevard.
Photo of Greg Molyneux Photography display tent at The Makers Festival 2016
A subtle lens flare sends a rich golden glow across the lush green salt marsh in this stunning HDR sunset photograph.

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