Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Hiding or Camouflaged
I have trouble with this as a black and white challenge since I usually won’t use black and white except when there’s sufficient contrast and composition elements to make it “work.” But hey, I’ll try anything.
If I had not heard his song, I would never have found this little Carolina Wren
Garry is well camouflaged by the shrubbery.
The Blackstone Canal where it can be hard to tell where the woods end and the canal begins
The last one is a sunrise in silhouette. But being black and white, you can’t actually tell it’s a sunrise … so I guess it’s a sunrise. In hiding.
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ON A DARK AND CLOUDY DAY 
CIRCLE, CURVES AND BENDS IN THE ROAD 
NEW ENGLAND COMMONS 
#CBWC – BIRDS IN BLACK & WHITE 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
think they all are great choices Marilyn! Especially the canal
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Thanks!
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Wonderful ideas Marilyn for this week’s topic. Great photo too!!! 😀
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Thanks Cee 🙂
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Yes, I didn’t notice the little bird at first. Garry is almost lost in the next picture. Certain is great for camouflage.
Leslie
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Your photos illustrate to the perfection the word ‘silhouette’ that I pick for my A to Z challenge. Love the bird above and the Canal.
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Excellent photography 👍 I loved all the pics but second and third one took my breath away. Keep inspiring https://soulnspiritblog.com/2016/04/26/abstract-patterns/#comments
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The wren in the willows is a perfect shot for this topic! And the canal shots!
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Yes, perfect for this challenge, but I really don’t like the pictures. They really go against the grain of what I think are good photographs, so it’s hard for me to show them.
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