Recent Work

LIGHT, LOCATION, AND THE MOMENTS MADE

This is where you will find the stories behind the images, where they were made, what the light was doing, and why a particular place or moment was worth stopping for. Some posts explore the history and character of a location, while others focus on the decisions, challenges, and small discoveries that happen behind the camera. From quiet woodland trails and city streets to distant coastlines and familiar landmarks, each story offers a closer look at the photographs and the experiences that shaped them. Whether you're interested in photography, travel, or simply seeing a place through a different lens, you'll find the latest work and the stories behind it here.

Photography, Freestyle Brian Norris Photography, Freestyle Brian Norris

Supermoon

...The Full Moon was a rare Supermoon Blue Moon, a cosmic jackpot. A Supermoon occurs when the moon is closer to Earth in its orbit, appearing larger and brighter. A Blue Moon isn’t actually blue; it’s just the second full moon in a calendar month, making it extra special.

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Photography, City Brian Norris Photography, City Brian Norris

Blue Hour on Washington Ave

...The warm glow of twin streetlamps illuminates a historic building's stone facade, framed by lush greenery and vibrant red flowers. The evening light casts soft shadows, highlighting architectural details. The surrounding foliage frames the urban scene.

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Photography, Landscape, Woodland Brian Norris Photography, Landscape, Woodland Brian Norris

Don Robinson State Park

...I noticed one particularly prominent tree in the center that has a unique, twisted trunk, giving it a character of its own. The tree's bark is rough and textured, displaying various shades of brown and gray, while the surrounding trees exhibit different bark textures and colors, from lighter grays to darker browns.

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Brian Norris is a Saint Louis, Missouri photographer with over 25 years behind the lens, working in cityscape, landscape, and street photography.

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