Back to work today after a gorgeous weekend. Although it may shower a little this morning, the temperature stayed up in the 50s overnight and it will be another comfortable day. I’m starting to believe. 🙂
I missed Monochrome Monday, so I dub this Tonality Tuesday. Here’s another from the archives.
White Trillium aka White Wakerobin (Trillium grandiflorum).
Have a nice Tuesday, everyone.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
Beautiful shot … appropriate in monochrome … and just the right light.
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Thanks, David.
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Beautiful. Perfect. Remember those contests? I think this one deserves to be an entry. (And what a name! “White Wakerobin” is as evocative of spring as can be.)
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I like your choice of words, Linda. Thanks!.
Nope…I don’t remember them. Maybe a memory prompt will assist. I tried Googling a contest with those words but didn’t find what I thought you would be referring to.
I’ve always just said trillium but am becoming more enamored with wakerobin.
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Oh – I just was thinking back a bit when you were pondering which of your photos to enter into a contest. If I were you, I’d surely enter this one!
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Ah…it’s too late but maybe next year.
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I am duly impressed with Ms Trillie Florum. Gorgeous shot in B&W.
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They are such lovely flowers. Thanks, Yvonne.
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That’s an excellent term you’ve coined: tonality Tuesday. All those subtle shades of gray in your photograph (at least fifty, no doubt) will keep anyone from getting hot and bothered and accusing you of being visually tone-deaf.
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In all honesty, I am sure I probably heard the words together before, but don’t remember where, so am claiming it loosely for my own.
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If you find yourself wanting to post a black and white in the middle of the week, you can proclaim Washed-out Wednesday.
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In my case more like Wasted Wednesday.
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I was thinking of “washed out” in terms of tonality rather than opportunity or productivity.
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I understood…just trying for a little humor at my own expense.
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I like the delicate fine detail in the right petal.
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Thanks, Jim.
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This is a stunner, Steve.
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Thanks very much, Melissa.
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Good tonality! Was it window light?
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Thank you, Eduardo. No, this was outdoors in an arboretum, but shaded. I never pick wildflowers, so all the light is natural although I do sometimes use diffusers and reflectors as well as adjusting contrasts etc to my taste in Photoshop.
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Looks super and great choice for B&W.
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Thanks, Phil.
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I’m with Steve–Tonality Tuesday could catch on very easily!
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Alliteration make it so much better.
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I love Trilliums, but your image is just absolute perfection…I love your B & W treatment.
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Thank you, Charlie. It looked nice enough in color, but totally different in monochrome which I think does work better.
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