Tag Archives: Black and White photography
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
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.
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
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
01.26.2022 Wordless Wednesday-Pattern and Texture
Just like a snowflake, not another exactly the same to be found.
11.21.2021 Not Exactly as Found
I generally post my images more or less true to reality. In this case not so much. This is exactly as I found it although there was other stuff that I did not want in the image. But this is … Continue reading
11.01.2021 Monochrome Monday-Fog in the Valley
A few moments after shooting “A Piece of Sky” on the 17th I looked down in the valley and saw this small area of foggy pines. North Quabbin is often filled with ground fog and the possibilities are varied depending … Continue reading
10.15.2021 Eat your heart out Austin Steve
Not exactly a complete opposite but close to what Steve Schwartzman experiences in Austin as natural places become housing developments. In this case a golf course is being turned into a few things, that includes a possible low-income housing development … Continue reading
10.03.021 ’twas a dark and stormy morning
On Sunday we took a walk along one of the trails that leads to Jordan Pond. It wasn’t the best day for photography with intermittent rain and wind. Most of the shots I made that morning were of mushrooms, many … Continue reading
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