January 2016 - J Riley Stewart Art Photography

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Album Published January 20, 2016

Sense of the American Piedmont (1 new item)

For those who love rolling pastures, pastoral life, living waters, and open skies, the American Piedmont never fails.

Album Published January 20, 2016

Just Nature (15 new items)

Man is everywhere, but not here

Album Published January 17, 2016

Scene on the Street (1 new item)

Understanding the souls of places visited often requires a picture.

Album Published January 17, 2016

Sense of the American Piedmont (1 new item)

For those who love rolling pastures, pastoral life, living waters, and open skies, the American Piedmont never fails.

Album Published January 15, 2016

Virginia Grist Project (4 new items)

The machines and spaces man invented to turn grain into flour tell us something important about human ingenuity and pride in craftsmanship.

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Featured albums

Romantic Landscapes

Sublime scenes of past human culture within natural settings.
Sense of the American Piedmont

For those who love rolling pastures, pastoral life, living waters, and open skies, the American Piedmont never fails.
Woodlands

At the edge of deep shadows and open light are subjects welcomed by both.
At Water's Edge

Strange and wonderful things happen at the seam where water meets land.
Appalachian Mountains

Scenics from the Appalachian Mountains
Carolina Lowcountry and Charleston

Salt marsh, Live Oaks, Cypress pools, and Spanish Moss
Virginia Grist Project

The machines and spaces man invented to turn grain into flour tell us something important about human ingenuity and pride in craftsmanship.
Timeless Walls

Exploring old castles and their deepest, shadowy recesses ...
Scene on the Street

Understanding the souls of places visited often requires a picture.
Stills that Tell a Story

Before man turned the world into plastic and concrete we made things to last.

Featured essays

My passion.....

I look for inspiration wherever nature intermingles with the creations of man. My appreciation of historic architecture makes it a favorite subject of mine. Nostalgic old ruins, gristmills, churches, stone bridges, grand old barns, and other agrarian… Read more

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