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Tory Ferguson
@tf-photography.bsky.social
16 followers 9 following 8 posts
Photographer
I shoot nature, landscapes, and architecture. I tend to lean more towards black and white.

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A lonely carousel horse...

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The image shows a decorative carousel horse mounted on a small wrought-iron balcony outside a building. The horse is painted white with ornate floral designs in pink and blue, gold accents, and a red-and-blue saddle, attached to a vertical golden carousel pole. Behind it are tall, dark-framed windows reflecting daylight. On either side of the balcony railing sit large terracotta pots held in metal brackets. The building’s exterior appears old and textured, contrasting with the whimsical, colorful horse, giving the scene a charming, slightly surreal feel—as if a fairground element has been frozen in place on a historic façade.
February 4, 2026 at 9:55 PM
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Tlaquepaque 12/9/25

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The photo is a black-and-white image of a textured stucco wall. Centered near the top, individual ceramic tiles spell out “TLAQUEPAQUE”, each letter set in a dark square with light lettering, slightly worn and uneven, giving a handcrafted feel. Below the tiles is a small metal plaque that reads that entrance is restricted to tenants and customers only, adding a quiet, almost secretive tone. On the left side of the wall, there’s a simple door handle or latch, partially visible, suggesting an entrance just out of frame. At the bottom, a few plants grow up against the wall, their leaves soft and organic against the rough, aged surface. The monochrome treatment emphasizes texture—cracks, grain, and weathering—creating a calm, understated, slightly nostalgic atmosphere.
February 2, 2026 at 9:39 PM
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Another one from Tlaquepaque.

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The image is a black-and-white photograph of a restaurant exterior. A tall, vertical hanging sign reads “RENE” in large, stylized letters, with “RESTAURANT” in smaller text at the bottom. The sign is mounted on an ornate metal bracket attached to a textured stucco wall. Below it, a framed menu display is fixed to the wall, containing printed sheets that suggest daily offerings or specials. To the right, a small staircase leads up to the entrance, bordered by simple railings and flanked by traditional lantern-style lights. Patterned tiles line the steps and doorway, adding subtle detail and old-world character.
February 1, 2026 at 5:23 AM
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A black and white from Tlaquepaque.

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This is a black-and-white photograph of a weathered stone balustrade, shot from a low, slightly angled perspective. The repeating balusters run diagonally across the frame, creating a strong rhythm and sense of depth as they recede into shadow. The stone looks old and rough—pitted, chipped, and uneven—catching hard light that emphasizes texture and age. Sunlight falls from the left, casting deep, dramatic shadows beneath the railing and across the cobblestone ground. The contrast is high, with bright highlights on the stone edges and dense blacks in the shaded areas. In the background, trees and foliage blur into darker shapes, framing the structure and giving the scene a quiet, almost somber mood. There are no people present, which adds to the stillness. Overall, it feels timeless and contemplative—like a fragment of an old garden, cemetery, or historic estate captured in a moment of late afternoon light.
January 29, 2026 at 3:55 AM
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If you’re interested in my photography check out my Instagram. I have more photos on there. 📸

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January 25, 2026 at 12:50 AM
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I've been sitting on this photo since around Halloween. It originally didn't make it into my final photos, but I think it should still be shared.
This is a black-and-white photograph taken from a hidden angle—like you’re peering through heavy curtains with tassels into a quiet room. At the center, two human-shaped figures sit on chairs, completely draped in white sheets. The fabric falls smoothly over their heads and bodies, obscuring any identity and turning them into ghostlike forms. One sits slightly forward, the other facing them, their stillness giving the scene an unsettling calm. The folds of the sheets catch soft window light, creating gentle highlights against the darker room. The setting feels old and intimate: textured walls, patterned curtains, a small table, and decorative hanging objects above, star-shaped lights—suggest a historic or ornate interior. The foreground is blurred and dark, framing the subjects and reinforcing the feeling that the viewer is not meant to be here.
January 24, 2026 at 2:53 AM
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Hey Bluesky! I’m starting up a page here for my photography work. If you’re interested in photography, especially black and white, consider following me. I’ll be posting every week so look out for my posts! Can’t wait to share more of my art with all of you. 😊
It’s a stark black-and-white photograph of a weathered cemetery set in an open, scrubby landscape. In the foreground, a heavy stone cross has fallen and lies tilted in the grass, its surface rough and speckled with lichen, edges softened by time. The cross feels close and imposing, almost intruding into the frame, as if the ground itself has shifted beneath it. Behind it, the graveyard stretches out unevenly—thin fence posts, crooked markers, and another cross standing upright but distant, slightly blurred. The land rolls into low hills in the background, empty and quiet, with no trees or buildings to anchor the scene. The sky is pale and overcast, blending softly into the hills, giving the whole image a muted, timeless feel. Overall, the photo feels lonely and contemplative. The fallen cross suggests neglect, decay, or the slow inevitability of time, while the wide, empty surroundings amplify a sense of isolation and stillness—like a place long forgotten, holding its silence carefully.
January 22, 2026 at 10:19 PM