B. Davis Photography

More of /.a.khan’s ‘87 RX-7. I love this car. Nothing more to be said! 😍

Sometimes we need reminders of why we wake up every morning. And yesterday with and was one of those reminders. Thanks again for shooting with me Dave.

I don’t take enough pictures of this gentle giant. Anywhere remote is its ideal background, but it looks just at home in a Dunkins parking lot. I hope you all enjoy the rest of your week!

Colors bloom as autumn begins.

The fall foliage isn’t quite at its peak in my little pocket of suburbia in Maynard and the elder towns that surround it, but this guy certainly was. I think I have the sun to thank for this picture more, because if it wasn’t beaming through I wouldn’t have noticed it.

I feel like I don’t try hard enough to change things up, and I think trying to make all of your pictures look the same for social media can be detrimental to growth and creativity, so here’s my attempt at, well, not that. 😬

.eastmeet was a meet beyond comparison. Seeing old friends, meeting new ones, and missing so many great builds due to the sheer size of the event—all worth it anyway. What a good time.

As photographers, I think it’s fair to say we all are searching for that “one shot” in every set. You never know what it’ll be or what it’ll look like until you take it, but once you know, you know, generally before you even upload anything to the laptop.
This was “that one” for me at American Car Day at the Larz Anderson. The photo is almost 100% unedited aside from a splash of contrast and a blues bump. I want to print this one day for my home.

Went on a Mohawk Trail drive to celebrate my birthday the other day and tried my hand at the almighty square format and some more creative tones. Liken it to an experimental two-part EP. 😂
@ Mohawk Trail

This old gal may like adventuring just as much as I do. And that’s saying something. Feeling so blessed to have what I do.

A trip up North with some friends was as peaceful as it was enlightening. Our condo was an absolute time capsule, unchanged entirely from what I imagine was in the heart of the 70s/80s. Sweet serenity.

I’ve never really done the “abstract edit” kind of thing in place for something at least somewhat natural but f**k me is it fun to just experiment for a few hours! These were a couple of the canvases behind some imaginary album covers I mocked up.