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Depress the Shutter

October 10, 2019 by Greg Molyneux

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

Depression is insidious. Working its way from the edges it consumes apace as it slowly devours. Photographer Greg Molyneux shares a story from his own struggles battling against mental demons, hoping it encourages others to open up and share. Together we can bring darkness to light and break the stigma of mental illness for good.

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Photos from the archives

Pastel sunset photo of salt marsh, sedge, and tide pools.
A low key HDR sunset photograph overlooking the tidal overflow of a lagoon flowing through a salt marsh.
Storm clouds roll in over southern New Jersey marshland
Blue hour photo of four small pebbles set upon an empty bay beach.
14mm wide angle winter sunset photograph made at the Cedar Run Dock Road salt marsh. A gossamer of pastel clouds stretch across the sky, reflecting upon the still surface of the water. A window of brown marsh grass invites the viewer into the scene.

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