Khürt WilliamsMallard at Kingston Lock
A male Mallard stepped out of the shadows near Kingston Lock.
Where the Lake Carnegie Dam Meets the Millstone River
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Where the Millstone River Splits Near Kingston
Bare trees, and the incompleteness of a landscape.
Khürt Williams
One Roll — January 2026
I went home for lunch, loaded film, and then ….
Kingston Grist Mill in Fresh Snow
The hard line where red clapboard meets white accumulation. The boundary between frozen millpond and moving water beneath. I'd gone out that morning for birds along the Delaware and Raritan Canal—long lens, specific intent. But after I'd finished near Carnegie Lake Dam, at the car I swapped the XF150-600mm for the XF27mm and went back to Kingston Grist Mill. The snow had transformed the woods that enveloped Heathcote Brook. That barn-red siding, usually just pleasant, now demanded my […]
Birds, Winter, Kingston
Small birds drinking snow from branches.
Kingston Grist Mill on Ilford XP2 Super 400
Sunday morning at Kingston Grist Mill with nine frames left on the roll of Ilford XP2 Super 400.
Winter Morning at Lake Carnegie Dam
The usual spot was flooded and empty.
Birding Walk on the Millstone Park Trail
A cold Veterans Day walk around Millstone Park in Rocky Hill.
