Adam Richardson

I recently joined a little get-together to do a photographic visit to a local rock quarry — named the Martin Marietta Texas Quarry, though it’s actually not in Texas, but in Baltimore County, MD.

My brother, Tom, and I recently visited the Petersen Automotive Museum in LA, primarily in my case to see the “Wedge” exhibit of wedge-shaped cars from the 70’s and 80’s.

I just got back from “LOG 44”, the 44th annual gathering of members of various Lotus Owners Groups, this time in Pittsburgh.

A few pics from yesterday’s Cars & Coffee in Hunt Valley, MD Trucks Including a Japanese Kei (mini) van that’s been driving around the world all the way from Vietnam!

There was a nice mix of some unusual stuff at my local Cars & Coffee this weekend.

After a much-too-long hiatus, I’m finally back with a new photo essay on my passion project site, Mass Made Soul.

10 minutes before a big thunderstorm rolled in, some lovely sun on the clouds.

For Leslie’s birthday we did a long weekend trip out to the Canaan Valley in West Virginia.

I stopped by one of our local farms, where we pick up our CSA delivery (Community-Supported Agriculture) to get some chicken, as they raise the chickens themselves.

For my birthday this year we did a little overnight trip to a quirky house rental near York, PA: The Haines Shoe House.

I recently purchased a new tool and took a quick look at the instruction manual to check if there was anything unusual I needed to know about how to use it.

Comet Tsuchinshan (officially known as C/2023 A3, Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) paid us a visit this week, and I was lucky to get some clear skies with a decent view of it.

Tamron 11-20mm @13mm, f/13 For my recent trip to Iceland (part 1, part 2, part 3 so far) I only took zooms, partly for the flexibility, but also to minimize lens changes in inclement weather.

Seljalandsfoss Waterfall Iceland is a land of waterfalls.

On our second day of photographing, we paid a visit to a well-known location, the black church of Búðakirkja.

Standing in one spot as an eclipse happens and totality lasts for just a few minutes is for chumps.

I had an epic time in Iceland, and great fun doing the landscape photography workshop with Andy Mumford (with local photographer Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove assisting and driving).

I’ll be uploading still images from my recent landscape photography workshop in Iceland soon, but in the meantime here’s a video I put together with some of the highlights from the trip.

I’ve found a new app for my digital notes, ephemera, and stuff to remember (and hopefully find again).

The much anticipated “VI” (sixth) version of Fujifilm’s fabled X100 series camera launched today, after the V version was perpetually unobtanium in the last few years due to such high demand.