Hauntingly beautiful in color, I thought I'd give this a go in b/w due to it being Flash of Red February. Not sure I'm entirely satisfied with it, but I did mention to a certain someone that her "just post and move along" mantra was one I should probably adopt. ...or at least be much more mindful of.
Thank you for all your wonderful comments and favs on my forays into the world of monochrome landscapes this week. And most especially, thank you for the inspiration you provide to continue muddling along! Peace
This looks hauntingly beautiful in black and white. Maybe some day you post the colored version as well.
I like the perspective and the hazy top.
It it is a beautiful sad photograph.
And looks awesome on dark mode. I'd frame this one in a wide dark frame.
It’s very evocative in black and white. Almost melancholy. The haze really adds to the mood.
As a teenager I drove through a forest where there had been a massive fire only months before. I’ve never forgotten what it felt like.
I always think of my project as a long line through time. Some days are good, some days are bad, and some days you're just joining up the line - and that's OK. :)
This is gorgeous in B&W but I do know what you mean when a shot loses something without the colour.
I posted one of my shots in B&W and then later in colour (mostly because I had nothing else to post) to show the colour version as well.
I like the perspective and the hazy top.
It it is a beautiful sad photograph.
And looks awesome on dark mode. I'd frame this one in a wide dark frame.
As a teenager I drove through a forest where there had been a massive fire only months before. I’ve never forgotten what it felt like.
I always think of my project as a long line through time. Some days are good, some days are bad, and some days you're just joining up the line - and that's OK. :)
I posted one of my shots in B&W and then later in colour (mostly because I had nothing else to post) to show the colour version as well.
It's beautiful and sad