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June 19, 2015 by Greg Molyneux

Vibrant road signs photographed at sunrise

Mid-frenzy and flanked by powerful light during Sunday morning’s sunrise shoot I broke rank, disengaged camera from tripod, and went handheld to make some more spontaneous frames of my immediate surroundings. Rich golden light was pouring in from the northeast, and I wanted more than anything to capture the vibrant strength of the sun’s first […]

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In Morning

June 14, 2015 by Greg Molyneux

HDR photograph of sunrise over the green marsh of Cedar Run Dock Road.

Wake up for sunrise, they said. It’ll be worth it, they said. Who cares if you’re tired? They said. Well score one for the they said internet meme crowd. I’ve been on a photo making tear these past 24 hours; racking up just over 300 exposures between my iPhone and DSLR. I’ve been shutter pressing, […]

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Best Photographs of 2014

December 24, 2014 by Greg Molyneux

A wide angle HDR capture of a magnificent sunset at Antoinetta's Restaurant on Cedar Run Dock Road.

I’ve taken 6,386 photographs with my DSLR this year—short ~250 that were deleted immediately on account of poor quality—and easily my lowest total since I began shooting January 1, 2012. For some perspective, I took well over 25,000 pictures that first year but don’t let the lower total fool you; I’ve no doubt become more […]

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Your day breaks

February 22, 2014 by Greg Molyneux

An HDR sunrise photograph overlooking the dunes, dune fence, ocean and sand of 13th Street in Ship Bottom, NJ.

I’m not exactly a morning person so it’s not everyday I buck-up, pop the cot and go shoot a sunrise. But with a fellow photo buddy in town it’s a little easier to find the motivation. Conditions were pretty excellent this morning, comfortable temperatures with a cool early day glow left me thinking I’m real […]

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What lies beyond?

January 19, 2014 by Greg Molyneux

A silhouette self-portrait of Greg Molyneux watching a late Fall sunrise

Get back to where you once belong I once was a blogger and now I blog again—only this time with photographs. I’d say for the past month or so I’ve been putting slightly more than a passing thought to having my own website once again. In a past life moonlighting as a web designer, I […]

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Photos from the archives

HDR cross processed photograph of a lone man watching sunset
A moody long exposure night photograph overlooking the marshland toward Atlantic City.
Square format photograph of cross processed purple coneflowers with rich bokeh and shallow depth of field
A silhouette self-portrait of Greg Molyneux watching a late Fall sunrise
A low key black and white macro photograph of a lone Hyacinth flower. The shallow depth of field and stark contrast lend a strong mood to the picture.

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