Marty Kittrell

Mint Springs was beautiful this weekend. Lots of water was pouring over the fall and the sound was incredible. Usually, just a trickle can b...

What a glorious weekend this was! I love when it rains for it makes some photos just pop with color! Such is the case with these dogwoods ta...

1940s Cadillac Studebaker Wagonaire Studebaker Wagonaire 1950s Chevrolet 1960s Fiat (with suicide doors) I like taking photos of old cars. T...

Here are a couple of train photos I have taken lately. I always enjoy watching the train come across the river. The train wrecker is an unus...

I have been spending some time in Jackson and have enjoyed viewing the architecture of the State Capitol. It's an impressive building of...

Some Civil War re-enactors were at the Vicksburg National Military Park the other day with a shiny cannon. It's nice to see them pristin...

One of the preservation dreams for some Jackson folks is the revitalization of Farish Street. Here's hoping it happens.

The founder of Vicksburg, Newitt Vick, and some of his family are buried in a little plot of ground on Oak Ridge Road, just a curve or two f...

Mailboxes on 465. Hunting camp Fishing at dusk Eagle Lake is a beautiful and interesting place. Photo opportunities are endless. Here are th...

Nothing shows God's Glory more than a sweeping view of the afternoon sky. This was taken from Fort Hill recently. A scene of downtown Vi...

I don't know the purpose of the running fire hydrant in the bottom photo. Besides me, that was the only other thing moving downtown when...

I love how these photos appear in sepia tones. (That top photo is a keeper!) The nostalgicness of what that area used to be like is more ea...

This concludes the posts of black and white photos. You will notice that this last shot is identical to one I shot in color that was posted ...