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Tag Archives: Monochrome Monday
Acorns
Yesterday, we parked in a space that was directly underneath an oak tree; a tree that was dropping it’s acorns. They were all over the ground and later – we weren’t really paying attention to the top of our vehicle … Continue reading
Posted in Monochrome Monday, nature photography, Ohio, photography
Tagged acorns, Autumn, black and white, Monochrome Monday, oak tree
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When you feel drained of color…
Sunflowers are such beautiful flowers to me. They remind me of summertime and warm sunny skies but this morning, monochrome Monday is a reflection of a drained of color few weeks here in my neck of the internet. So much … Continue reading
Posted in Art, black and white, Flowers, macro, Monochrome Monday, photography
Tagged black and white, emotions, macro, macro photography, monochrome, Monochrome Monday, sunflower
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This Old House
I’ve driven past this house (not sure if it’s abandoned, historic or whatever) more times than I can count but that’s to be expected as it sits next to a busy U.S. numbered highway that runs from Jacksonville, Florida to … Continue reading
Where are you going 2021
While this image was taken on Christmas Day 2020 (2020 boo! hiss!) I feel it represents how we may be feeling about the new year….hopeful but not too clear on where we or things are heading. My thoughts? Use common … Continue reading
Monochrome Monday – Tilt your head to the right
It’s been 2020 and it’s craziness here at my end of the internet. We had a tornado come through which didn’t damage anything around us but was scary; shook the house and our neighbor two homes away had to come … Continue reading
Posted in Art, black and white, Nature, Ohio, photography
Tagged bird photography, black and white photography, Monochrome Monday, Ohio nature, swan
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Garden Gardenia
I fell in love with gardenia’s after seeing the film Lady Sings the Blues. The singer, Billie Holiday (played by Diana Ross in the movie) wore gardenias in her hair when performing. I remember a conversation I had with my … Continue reading
Update…
Well I’m still terribly behind on things, just not as terribly terribly as I was in my last post. The art show was a success and I think I want to do more of them… which means putting in applications … Continue reading
Posted in life, Monochrome Monday, Nature, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged black and white, Colorado, Dream Lake, fly fishing, Monochrome Monday, RMNP, Rocky Mountain National Park, Sony
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Attending the Theater
This past weekend we were fortunate to be able to participate in a free open house for the three historical Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA) theaters. Here is a welcome image to the first of theaters, the Palace. Now … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Art, History, Ohio, photography
Tagged black and white, Columbus Ohio, Monochrome Monday, Palace Theater, photo, photography
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Now where were we?
Surely someone can try to take a guess on where we were. So unless you follow me on Instagram @imagesbytd (so no spoiling it for others) here is another clue. We stayed in a small town that had this one … Continue reading
Posted in Monochrome Monday, Nature, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged black and white, covered wagon, Monochrome Monday, nature, photo, photography, resort, Sony, travel photography
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Colorific or Monochromatic
Photography has come a long way since the first tintype photos were made. Images have progressed from black and white to sepia to color and in some cases to colors that really don’t exist in nature. We’ve all seen that … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Monochrome Monday, Nature, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Arizona, black and white, hiking, monochrome, Monochrome Monday, nature photography, photo, photography, Salt River, Sony
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