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Tag Archives: Black and White photography
01.02.2023 Macro Mono Monday
Oy,oy,oy…Playing with my food… Oyster Mushroom-Pleurotus ostreatus
12.30.2022 An island in the snow
There is a bit of light snowfall going on which you can sort of see in the darker foreground. North Quabbin shoreline island with a coating of snow.
12.23.2022 Fog Friday-Owens Pond
I’m on vacation until 1/3 and glad because I’m pooped. I may not have the same problems as Lili von Shtupp but I’m tired.
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Tagged Amherst, Black and White photography, fog, foggy landscape, landscape, Massachusetts, New England, western massachusetts
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06.20.2022 Monochromatic Macro Monday-Tendril
Walking at the Brickyard Conservation Area this morning, I saw a lot of subjects for abstract or intimate images. I certainly didn’t set out with this visualized on my way there and it was the last image I made before … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Amherst, Black and White, Closeup Photography, Intimate Landscape, macro photography, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Amherst, Black and White photography, Brickyard Conservation Area, flora, intimate landscape, maple leaf, Massachusetts, native plant, New England, western massachusetts, Wild grape tendril
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04.14.2022 Dean Brook Intimate
Although the cascading water is usually my primary subject I found these broken branches or stumps interesting, especially with the dangling icicles.
Posted in Black and White, Intimate Landscape, Landscape, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Waterfalls and Cascades
Tagged Black and White photography, Dean Brook, intimate landscape, landscape, Massachusetts, New England, New England Waterfalls, Shutesbury, water in motion, western massachusetts
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04.11.2022 Promise you’ll never let me go
Hemlock and Black Birch seem very compatible in these woods near Dean Brook. I’ve seen them joined like this in other spots nearby. As more is learned about the ecology of forests and soil in general it is becoming more … Continue reading
Posted in Black and White, ecology, Intimate Landscape, Landscape, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Black and White photography, Black Birch, Dean Brook, Hemlock, intimate landscape, joined tree roots, Massachusetts, native plant, New England, roots, Sand Hill Road, Shutesbury, western massachusetts
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02.21.2022 Monochrome Monday-Let’s Dance!
I posted something similar a few years ago from a different frame. I decided a square format was a better choice. Not much difference in the processing aside from some contrast tweaks and, of course, the composition. I stopped by … Continue reading