James Fersch


I’ll never really understand traditional photography. 

I don’t care for “photo opportunities”. I hate posed portraits/tripods and I can’t fathom waiting hours let alone days for the “right” conditions. The more that goes into it the less it feels authentic to me. 

Kind of funny considering 10 years ago I’d drive across the state for the chance to see a waterfall.

Anyway, heres a shot from the back of a truck while cruising a long dirt road home after a long days work

Withering away in a small secluded mountain town.

I find shooting old cars to be almost a cheat. They're such an easy subject that takes such little effort to make appealing that I constantly find myself asking if they're worth shooting at all. Instagram film stans really wore em out visually.

Sat here for a while - somewhere in Washington

Andrew Lombard

We attempted to take some portraits of our Great Danes this past weekend.   It was a less than successful session but we did have some good outtakes.  Fun and treats were had by all 🤣.  This shot is of our GD Tilly.

My first Cooper's Hawk - taken a few weeks ago. I was lucky to come around a bend at a local wildlife spot and found this majestic hawk waiting for me.  It was thrilling and awe inspiring.  I can't wait to see another.

A Girl and her Dog  💔 - Sweet Dreams Gatsby Dane.

We parted ways with the most incredible Dog we've ever known today.  It was the hardest thing we've ever done as a family but know he's in a better place.  This photo was from one of his last walks with us this past weekend.

A deer steps into a clearing in the morning sunlight.

A face perhaps only a mother could love.  ❤️

Real Estate Agent Squirrel says - “have I got a deal on a tree trunk for you!”

Richard Faulder

Lara Dignard

For the past years, in Montreal, we’ve started talking about how winters aren’t like the ones we used to have as kids — extremely cold and a fuck ton of snow — and well now… we’ve been served, clearly 😂

Sometimes Mother Nature just does all the work for you — you just have to snap that pic 📸

Does it ever work out that way for anyone? 

We rarely get any good fog in Montreal but when it happens… 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

Are there other people like me who are constantly chasing a good bokeh absolutely anywhere? 😂 


May your weekend be as peaceful as this man’s stroll

Post festivities of the Lunar Year in Montreal’s China Town 

Again, I only had my phone with me, but was hoping to get something out of the ambiance there — I’m so impressed with what this device can do 

Big thanks to this model who didn’t know he was my model for a few minutes lol

I don’t think I’ll ever NOT stop in front of a good ole sunset.

Absolutely love that spot for photography, especially during blue hour like that, not a lot of people around, etc. 
But my god, was I FREEZING. 
The dedication to street photography was real, and my fingers were pretty close from falling off my hand. 

What we can do for the chance of a good pic :)

The back of a public bus during a tiny snowstorm 

I’ve always been a huge fan of orange headlights in photos for some reasons, especially against a more blue-ish hue — the juxtaposition of hot and cold is just so pleasing to the eye

Do you guys listen to music while shooting? 
I find it so immersive and powerful for creativity in general — nothing else can bother me apart from the story I’m trying to tell.

Dwight Broeman

Downtown San Juan Capistrano. Early a.m. rare rain.

Longboard session at Old Man's. Classic post-surf vibe.

Dana Point looking north from The Ritz Carlton.

Balboa Fun Zone ~ Newport Beach
Slow shutter shot and digitally enhanced. No AI.

Morning sunrise. I would have cropped it more. However, I wanted the flowers in the foreground. Plus there is freedom in negative space.

Ben S.

Finally found some time to snap a few shots. 
I must admit, I'm quite drawn to the contrasts created by the dark blue sky and bright sunlit buildings.

Alright last edit of the series, for the b&w junkies of Glass.
Thank you everyone for the support on these last few shots.

Nick Wood

3… 2…. 1….. sunrise! Perfect alpenglow on the east face of Mt. Daniel.

Hugh Hardie at Monkey Loft Seattle for DnB Tuesdays!!

floating above Teotihuacan as if in a dream

UNF GODDD, HOT. Glass needs more bikes. This is my new purpose!

Postcard views of Mt. Daniel over a little lake called Tuck’s Pot. This is an all-time-favorite photo of mine from my best backpacking trip ever, three solo days wandering aimlessly through the Alpine Lakes wilderness, connecting trails and going wherever my legs wanted to take me. I decided to re-edit it recently and this new result is stunning to me.

Golden hour ride to the new waterfront park in Seattle led to some way good shots. 😍

Doug Jones

Famous downed WWII plane on Iceland's black beach

Melanie

USS Lexington (Museum)
Corpus Christi Texas

Teal Tiled Building 
Maddox Muse Center
Fort Worh Texas

This building caught my eye because teal is my favorite color.

Tiffani Window
Winona National Bank
Winona Minnesota

Lighthouse window
Saint Augustine Florida

Charleston Sourh Carolina 

So many beautiful windows and doors

Overlooking Grenoble from the path up to the Bastille. It looks so interesting how a perfectly straight road cuts through the entire city.

Ryan Pugatch

Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge/Watertown, MA during SOLSTICE event

Eclipse by MASARY at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge/Watertown, MA during SOLSTICE event

Behind Eclipse by MASARY at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge/Watertown, MA during SOLSTICE event

Bigelow Chapel at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge/Watertown, MA during SOLSTICE event

François Guerraz

Thai teak house interior, with antique furniture and Chinese vase. Jim Thompson house and museum, Bangkok, Thailand.

Loh Dalum Bay at sunset, Koh Phi Phi, Thailand

Looks like a cutthroat but actually a lovely hot-chocolate café in Bangkok

The seafront hotels in Naples transform the city into something it’s not. Castel dell’Uovo and Capri, with a Miami beach vibe.

Some pictures require no work at all.

Stairs of the Mannajuolo building in Naples.

I didn’t have my umbrella, so my hands were free to shoot.
Naples.

Two girls walking down the street in Naples

Xari

Nothing was perfectly focused on, technically a failed shot but I really like it. Like it's almost simultaneously dynamic and serene; solid and flat. No wonder why some say 'the best views are those move beside you in your journey.' 


Moon and dome.

🎞️ Kodak 5219 (Exposed as iso 3200, pushed by 2 stops)

Promenade at city's night.

🎞️ Kodak 5219 (Exposed as iso 3200, pushed by 2 stops)

Shots from recent holiday. Been working on improving my scanning process lately.
Carrick-a-Rede #3

🎞️ Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 shot at 50

Shots from recent holiday. Been working on improving my scanning process lately.
Carrick-a-Rede #2

🎞️ Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 shot at 50

Shots from recent holiday. Been working on improving my scanning process lately. 

Carrick-a-Rede #1

🎞️ Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 shot at 50

What I saw when I was walking down a narrow street in Athens.

Hazy summer evening.

🎞️ Cinestill 800T

OK OK

Mark Poulton

Konstantin Filatov

Courtney Page

Finally captured a bluejay in the backyard this morning! 🌅🐦

Izza - LA Singer-songwriter 
Opener for NERIAH

CMAGIC5 - Toronto Singer-songwriter
Opening for NERIAH

Finally got to experience the thrill of finding a snowy owl to photograph!

Caitlin Lake

Two ducks from a little photo date tonight 📸

Portrait of my friend Courtney's Fiancé Brett

Fall portraits with my best friend Courtney ❤️🍁🍂

Frederik

Jörg

Autumn is coming ...

New scan of a negative that I took three years ago in the Palatinate Forest.

Zenza Bronica ETRSi, Zenzanon 50mm, 6 stop ND, Fujifilm Pro 400H, C41 home development

Bluebells in Belgium (with an adapted Mamiya Sekor C 150 mm lens)

Subway station, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Kurhaus-Kolonnaden in Wiesbaden, the longest colonnade in Europe. It was built in 1826/27 by Heinrich Jacob Zengerle. Meopta Flexaret VI, Ilford HP5+ (pushed 1 stop)

Former tin processing plant, Yashica Mat 124G, Fomapan 400

"The pigeons of the city are the true urban nomads."

Canon EOS 3000V, EF 28-90 mm III, Ilford HP5, box speed, Jobo Alpha 5+5+90, 14:30 Minutes @ 20 °C

Not a lost place - just a parking garage on a sunday.

Canon EOS 3000V, EF 28-90 mm III, Ilford HP5, box speed, Jobo Alpha 5+5+90, 14:30 Minutes @ 20 °C

New and old

Canon EOS 3000V, EF 28-90 mm III, Ilford HP5, box speed, Jobo Alpha 5+5+90, 14:30 Minutes @ 20 °C

Parade of speed traps in the parking lot of a manufacturer of machine vision products.

Canon EOS 3000V, EF 28-90 mm III, Ilford HP5, box speed, Jobo Alpha 5+5+90, 14:30 Minutes @ 20 °C

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