bird feeder

While I was standing in the freezing cold waiting the robin's pleasure to get his breakfast in my presence, I thought I'd also try for a b&w for today.

Taken in colour and processed in Faststone into greyscale with a bit of saturation and contrast adjustment - also straightened but that's because the feeder hangs at a drunken angle.

[Sgt. Pepper]

I like what you have done with this one.

[Kane Arlow]

I love this shot Hazel, it looks fantastic. A big fave.

[Sam]

Lovely!

[Hazel]

@karlow75

Kane, thanks so much for generous favs this morning. Snow is unusual for us!

[Babs]

Fabulous shot and the detail of the snow is spot on.

[Joyce]

You've processed this really well Hazel

[linda]

looks soft and fluffy, but don't send any up here please

[Lin]

Love your composition - a great capture for b&w.

[Penelope Ann]

Looks fab! The lack/white help me to focus on the subject

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture and processing. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Well done Hazel! I think your drunken bird feeder is related to mine! Although, mine did have some help from a 300 pound black bear.

[Sophia Ziburtovicz]

Nice shot of fluffy snow/ice? Well done!

[Hazel]

@olivetreeann

The squirrels did for ours!!!

[Denise fuller]

Nice B&W

[Nicole]

very pretty in b&w!!

[Claire]

Looks great, b&w gives it more emphasis on the winter cold snow

[Ivan]

Well recorded and edited, Hazel. fav.

[wendy frost]

Super capture with the snow covering and great in B/W

[Tammy]

Love how the b&w brings out so much detail in the snow. Lovely capture!

[Cathie]

I love how you picked up the texture of the snow, Hazel. Very nice!

[Pyrrhula]

We`ve snow but not as many as this. Beautiful B+W capture