Tag: black and white
Abandoned, Walberswick, Suffolk, 2026
I spotted this derelict house on a long trail run last weekend and just had to stop and take some photos. The entire roof had collapsed and trees, bushes and ivy were growing inside and clearly has been abandoned for quite a few decades.
Window Collage, Belgium, 2026
I could’ve spent months photographing Belgium’s old windows with so much history & variety.
The Dark Trees, Norfolk #1, 2025
Winter Tree Silhouette #2, Norfolk, 2025
Part of my Kingdom of the East Angles series.
Fishing Boat, Dunwich, Suffolk, 2025
The Kingdom of the East Angles was a small independent kingdom of the Angles in England dating from the 6th Century during the Anglo-Saxon period. It was made up from the now English counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and part of Cambridgeshire and was one of seven kingdoms until it was absorbed into the Kingdom of England in the 10th Century.
Fishing Boat, Dunwich, Suffolk, 2025
The Kingdom of the East Angles was a small independent kingdom of the Angles in England dating from the 6th Century during the Anglo-Saxon period. It was made up from the now English counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and part of Cambridgeshire and was one of seven kingdoms until it was absorbed into the Kingdom of England in the 10th Century. This is part of a larger on-going film-based project using a Holga camera explores the East Anglian landscape, picking up the traces of its historical legacy an...
Pilsbry’s Headshield Slug: The Black & White Sea Slug That’s Not a Nudibranch
<p>The Pilsbry's Headshield Slug, Tubulophilinopsis pilsbryi, is often misidentified as a nudibranch but belongs to the Cephalaspidea order. This carnivorous sea slug uses its broad head shield to hunt prey in sandy sediments. Found in the Indo-Pacific, it's distinguished by its variable black and white coloration, making sightings rare and exciting.</p> <p>The post <a rel="nofollow" href="https://scubahanknyc.com/2026/02/25/pilsbrys-headshield-slug-the-black-white-sea-slug-thats-not-a-nudibranch/">Pilsbry’s Headshield Slug: The Black & White Sea Slug That’s Not a Nudibranch</a> appeared first on <a rel="nofollow" href="https://scubahanknyc.com">Scuba Hank NYC</a>.</p>