Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge:
Tongues and Tails
Garry got the best horse’s tails, but I got Duke’s tail and tongue. He has an amazing tail. Not a half bad tongue either.
I also had some great cow tails too, but my favorite didn’t work in black and white. He was so patchy, black and white, he literally blended with the foliage. You could see his tail, but his entire head got lost in the dappled foliage. So that particular cow didn’t make the cut.
Photo: Garry Armstrong. That’s one great horsetail!
Photo: Garry Armstrong – Another great horsetail
Photo: Marilyn Armstrong – Cows also have tails
Duke’s glorious tail – Photo: Marilyn Armstrong
Duke’s ever-ready tongue. Watch out! All food belongs to him! Photo: Marilyn Armstrong
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No humans with tails? We really got ripped off by evolution…
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such wonderful tales!!
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I love the first horse. He’s my favorite 🙂
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Love these!
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This is a beautiful reminder of all the horses’ tails I’ve brushed and the cat tail I’m still brushing.
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I thought it was a very handsome tail 🙂
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You both got some real great photos for this week. Thanks. 😀
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Thank you. Garry did well with the horses, but he got really close and talked to them. I usually do better with the dogs because I wait until they are quiet before I try and shoot. He tries to get them on the fly, but they are fast fliers.
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I whispered to the horses.
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Cee, it was really fun snapping the horses. “Silver” noticed me and approached, offering head shot angles. The masked man was probably behind the tree, whispering instructions.
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Thanks for sharing the pictures. You dog looks very serious, almost human like!
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He’s weird, but he’s also very smart. He learns quickly and he does not forget. He thinks.
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😍
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…. an EleDog maybe?! 🙂 Wonderful captures, all of them – sometimes I think that b&w is more colourful and compelling in many ways. It’s the concentration on the important bits and I often find way more shades and graduations.
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As long as there are some contrast and texture with which to work. I had one cow that went invisible in black & white. To be fair, I picked her because she had such an interesting set of markings and didn’t look anything like the other cows. But in dappled sunlight, she disappeared. Fine in color — gone in monochrome.
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Sadje, I think Norman Bates and Freddie Kreuger live in Duke’s body.
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😂
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Duke has such a unique expression always
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He is a very strange dog.
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An understatement! He’s Norman Bates strange.
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