B&W continues!

We’d think I’d be happy to post in color again and that I’d go back to the greenhouse for lots of splashy color, right? I did go to the greenhouse, but snow was really the “story” today. Snow in March is not unheard-of at our latitude and it was quite pretty as I was leaving home for my 10 o’clock class…

Slight crop, conversion to grayscale and name added.

One year ago (“Saint Bernadette Catholic Church, Indianapolis”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2012-03-01
One year and a day ago … sort of (“Abstract in gray”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2012-02-29
Two years ago (“Plant & Soil Science 429: Advanced Landscape Design II”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-03-01

[kerryn wotton]

Beautiful!!

[Rick Schies]

Nice job Thom, perfect for this shot

[Tara]

I really like this in monochrome. Funny, my first shot in March was sepia. I think I was having b&w withdrawals and couldn't quite get back in to full color either.

[Thom Mitchell]

@tara11 Exactly! "Forced" B&W made me think more and that's precisely one of the reasons I signed up to do this in the first place! I have a greater appreciation for B&W now!

[Kim]

lovely snowy scene, I've been despreate for snow shots but it looks like we are missing out this year.