Reflections are beautiful, I tried it as B&W and I have to admit, it’s not as bad as I thought it could be, because the different shades of gray and movement that is in the photo.
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My old photo compare is from San Francisco, last year I think Cityscape turns well in to B&W images
Kivenlahti seaside was grey, as I was taking a walk there searching for gray, which is a topic of a month in a Photography FB group I am in. I saw this boat being left in to the reeds. I thought that might make a great B&W shot. So here it is.
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As many of you asked if I was happy with the outcome to the hair salon, well this is the outcome
I have very fond memories of our visit to Negombo in Sri Lanka. This was taken on the beach in front of our hotel. During the day the sand was so hot, but in the evening so nice and warm under your feet.
This is was taken in Thailand in Phuket, this a damaged vessel from the tsunami. Rust looks good in photos,not that this vessel is going to sail anymore.
I adore B&W photos so this week the topic at CB&W is things made of wood. Here is my contribution to this topic.
Here is my post for MM 4-9: Monochrome Madness a detail from a boat and spiderweb
I do love boats, sunsets, reflections, colors and I like this photo.It has all those things in it.
I love the sea, river, lakes. I also love boats- you will see few post of them too as I unsravel my photos from my trip to India. Here is one fishing boat getting ready to sail away, as in previous post the sunset gives these photos a nice soft look
This fishing boat on dry land looked photographable to me as the setting sun gave it a nice glow.
Fishermen in Thailand, returning to the harbour. All photos can be enlarged by a click.
These book covers, red currants, and the boat are all scarlet. The red currant is for an other post but it suited this so well.
NF Inspiring Photography 101 – Catching light
Breakfast this morning…blueberrypie, coffee and great view. Don’t mind the weather, it is summer, so outside you go…there are always blankets.
I think Sepia colors works well with old buildings and things – and portraits.
More tones at: Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Sepia Tones
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 