The header image is called “Empty“, an image taken for a prompt of ‘negative space’. A favourite shot because the light was so gorgeous!
My love affair with black and white photography continues. Read more about where it started and how it continues here. I do occasional posts about my continuing journey and selections of favorites from various challenges that I participate in. Here are 10 of my latest favourite black and white images from the 2017 B&W February Challenge. A little late, I know!
- Windmill dwarfed by cloud covered mesa – a fleeting roadside landscape
- What is it? – Caked mud after a storm
- Wall splatters, three in a row – textures and shapes in a newly build wall
- Not ‘perfection’ – For a prompt of ‘perfection’. These rolled up posters could’ve been perfectly placed in the box, but they weren’t.
- Haunted house? – Nah, just in the process of being built. I played with the processing so much on this one, in the end I went with this style because I liked how it brought out the detail in the unpainted cement work.
- “Please, please, can I come in” – Wet from the pool and momentarily distracted from chasing the dragonflies, my niece’s adorable little Jack Russell called Scout, desperately wanted to be on this side of the gate. Also a six word story.
- Discarded – Seen on a building site
- Rain – The prompt was ‘red’… so I went with processing this beautiful tree soaking up the rain as an infrared photo.
- Released from their packaging – looking down on a bag of biscuits
- Wild African grasses – blowing in the wind
Image sources:
- Header image: Author’s own (C) Deborah Ann Stott 2017
- Collage: Created from my own images. You can see these images on my 365 project
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