I watched this Great White Heron flying around the Hagerman Wildlife Refuge on a wet, rainy afternoon. He wasn’t the only Heron in the area; but he was the only one who seemed to be flying around. It almost seemed as if he was on lookout duty. Even with his amazing wing span, he was … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Black & white photography
Little White Bridge
I spotted this little white bridge at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee. It crossed a small trickle of water and lead the way to a hiking trail into the woods. It caught my eye because it seemed to be a bridge leading to the woods. Plus, I loved the worn, weathered look of … Continue reading
Glow
Glow These flowers seemed to glow in the late afternoon sun. I loved that the sun brought out the uniqueness of each individual flower. Glow (BW) Here’s the same photo after I applied a monochrome filter. I rarely try a monochrome filter on flowers because I think that nature’s color is usually best. In this … Continue reading
Fall Pumpkins & Gourds
A glorious display of pumpkins and gourds await at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. There are so many different colors and shapes to see. This is just one of the groups displayed throughout the gardens. This black and white version of the photo allows the eye to see the textures and shapes. I … Continue reading
Blooms – Monochrome Madness Challenge
This time of year, I really miss all spring flowers; so I thought I’d share this beautiful lily from last spring. I love how the monotone filter brings out the textures, lines and angles of the flowers and leaves. Monochrome Madness Challenge “Blooms” is my entry for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge. You can join … Continue reading