Ruffles

I went for a photo walk in my backyard. I found some interesting things to photograph with my macro lens, but my favorite subjects of the day were the feathery fungi growing on some of the old wood.

I converted this shot to black and white to "advertise" the third annual "Black and White February" a. k. a. Flash of Red February. It's hard to believe that February is only 9 days away! I'll be posting the announcement tonight.

22nd January 2016 22nd Jan 16

19
0
Share

Embed Code

Subscribe to RSS feed

Nicole Campbell

Thanks for the heads up, hopefully I can join in this year.

January 23rd, 2016

Lisa Poland ace

Works will in B&W as well.

January 23rd, 2016

aikimomm (phoebe)

Nice in b&w, but I think I like rhe colored version a bit better.

January 23rd, 2016

Ann H. LeFevre ace

@nicolecampbell @homeschoolmom @aikimomm
Thank you Nicole, Lisa, and Phoebe!

January 23rd, 2016

Karen Mitchell

OOOooooohhh, I love these ruffles! Nice in b&w as well as "sepia" but the inky and bleachy bits are especially nice in this.

January 23rd, 2016

alia_801

Cool capture! I like the textures and shapes of your ruffly things. It feels like only a few days since last flash-of-red-feb!

January 23rd, 2016

KWind ace

Lovely close up. I love the curvy lines.

January 23rd, 2016

Sally Ings ace

The b&w brings out the texture beautifully

January 23rd, 2016

Taffy ace

The title is perfect -- more ruffles than veggie looking leaves.

January 23rd, 2016

Dione Giorgio

Well done. I thought they were cabbage leaves at first.

January 23rd, 2016

Diane ace

I like both the color and B&W versions.

January 23rd, 2016

alta

Looks awesome in bw too.

January 23rd, 2016

katy ace

Wonderful detail and I love the change of perspective! It seems like an entirely different subject this way!
Thanks for the heads up about black-and-white February I'll start thinking now!

January 23rd, 2016