Bill McNamee 10/14/25 Bill McNamee 10/14/25

Rehoboth Beach After Dark

A quiet evening walk through Rehoboth Beach in early March. The boardwalk nearly empty, the lights soft, and the sea close enough to hear.

Bill McNamee 10/7/25 Bill McNamee 10/7/25

The Beach is Her Sanctuary

On a winter morning, she walks the deserted shore, leaving quiet traces in the sand. The sea holds her, the silence steadies her, and love lingers in the gaze that follows.

Bill McNamee 9/30/25 Bill McNamee 9/30/25

Mushrooms on the Meadow’s Edge

At the edge of a fall meadow, Shaggy Mane mushrooms rise like ghostly bells, fleeting towers of texture and whimsy that soon fade back into the earth. For a moment, they might be homes for the little folk.

Bill McNamee 9/23/25 Bill McNamee 9/23/25

Nearscape Photography: Weathered Wall

A weathered wall, its paint flaking and brick showing through, becomes a study in texture and time. Early morning light softens the scene, letting detail and contrast tell the story.

Bill McNamee 9/21/25 Bill McNamee 9/21/25

Why Creative Independence Matters

Creative independence means sharing photography, writing, and ideas without hidden influence. This post explains why it matters here.

Bill McNamee 9/17/25 Bill McNamee 9/17/25

Snow Crash

Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash is a post-cyberpunk classic that introduced the Metaverse long before it became part of our real world vocabulary. Fast-paced, witty, and wildly imaginative, the novel blends satire, action, and mystery in a fractured America where hackers, couriers, and corporations collide.