CBWC: Half of Anything
I took this first picture this morning while the coffee was brewing. I had forgotten that this challenge was waiting. Some part of my brain must have remembered because I decided this needed to be done in black and white. Later, I realized it was indeed exactly the right photograph — but I should have included more foot.
Not quite half a foot. More like a third. But there’s almost a whole leaf, so it’s sort of a half when you sum it up, right?
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Categories: #black-&-white-photography, #Photography, Cee's Photo Challenge
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Really cool shots, Marilyn, and I love the mono. I always think it gives more detail, and can make the best of even the flattest ambient light.
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It’s also not bad at hiding things you’d like to NOT show 😀 I like the way it makes clouds stand out in the sky and textures are so much sharper without distortion.
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The window is a very cool shot. 😀 😀
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Thank you very much. It was a much better picture in B&W than it was in color too.
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It was fun to participate. You took foot pic and it looks cool with leaf. Even I did it with my half face n self portrait today morning. 🙂
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I do a lot of things in half, but usually not in black & white. Sometimes B&W doesn’t change much, but sometimes, it’s a whole different picture in monochrome.
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That first photo is a real show-stopper! Well done!
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Thank you ;-D I may try it again with more contrast. This one was an infrared setting and is a bit flat — intentionally, but maybe more contrast would work better. I’ll have to give it another try.
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Monochrome is so much more dramatic, isn’t it?
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Yes, absolutely. The top photo was done in an infrared setting and I think I should try it again with more contrast. You get so much more texture in B&W and great edges.
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