Bright and Bold 4

Who knew String Beans could be so black and white?

[Sally Ings]

Super abstract. Reminds me of lattice work.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@salza thank you Sally!

[Pyrrhula]

I do. I`m from a time this was the common captures. B+W.

[Dixie Goode]

Funny how the lack of color makes it look like something else completely to me, a year even metallic

[katy]

Very unique this way. Fantastic choice Ann

[Allison Williams]

Glad you told me what these are. I never would have guessed.

[Clare Gadsby]

fascinating edits - as so many of your edits are :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@pyrrhula @pandorasecho @grammyn @allie912 @pistache
Thank you Ferry, Dixie, Katy, Allison, and Clare! I had a completely different shot planned for today but scrapped it at the last minute and did this, which in the end I liked much better. Glad you liked it too!

[Connie Little]

Very artistic. Would not have guessed they were string beans.

[*lynn]

cool ... I had no idea what it was!

[Dixie Goode]

I don't understand what my spellchecker and my bad typing did to my original comment. I meant that this looked like a school of fish, with depth and even that metallic sheen that fish scales have.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful!

[Mandy]

Couldn't see the green bean shape until I put it on black - great on black - I thought it looked like strands of metal.

[Théa]

Looks like fish! Eels with mackerel perhaps. The bw makes them seem so slippery!

[Kerri]

Great b&w

[Sue]

Inventive and creative as always

[Helen Jane]

No matter how I look I see fish in a dish. Looking up, I see I am not alone. love the patterns.

[Nicole Campbell]

I would never have guessed they were beans

[alia_801]

Ooh very cool! I'd never have guessed either!

[Kathy]

Interesting interpretation

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@littleconnie @lynnz @pandorasecho @sangwann @mandygravil @magrathea @kerristephens @suesouthwood @helenhall @nicolecampbell @alia_801 @randystreat

Thank you so much everyone! Didn't even think of what they might look like if you didn't know what they were. The effect I used is called Flip and Rotate and it really does change the picture completely. It was fun to read everyone's interpretation.

@pandorasecho Had to go back and read the first comment and then had to laugh!

[Chris Johnson]

At first I thought they were skinny fish! Creative idea going with b&w. So I guess they would be called "black and white beans" now, huh?

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@cjphoto Thank you Chris! Hahaha- they do look like fish!! All we need is some tomatoes and we could make chili!