Tag Archives: Monochrome

Thoughtful Thursday Photo & Words | #6

Its interesting when things hit you, sometimes completely out of the blue, or so it would seem. When in a moment that feels overwhelming, happens so much more now, and the release of crying helps relieve of that. Photography takes me to my own little world, I am in my bubble, its amazing. I amContinue reading “Thoughtful Thursday Photo & Words | #6”

Monochrome Monday | Out The Front Door

Winter brings a slow down and with that a mental break in life as well, sometimes that means pulling more inward, being indoors, the darkness that comes with winter. I love the timeless aspect of this winter image. Shot with my wide angle Canon EF 16-35mm with the RF/EF Adapter

Monochrome Madness | Macro Monday

I feel like I have fallen in love with Monochrome black and white processing lately! Its reminding me of when my kids were babies and after they went to bed, this is what I did, I played with my photos! A busy bee flying among the blossoms in the warm spring sunshine.

Lens-Artists Challenge #381 | Black & White Minimalism

Ritva leads this weeks challenge, “This week, I encourage you to embrace this artistic fusion and challenge yourself to capture images that marry minimalism and black and white, naturally you can also use you archives. Please limit your submissions to a maximum of ten images, a thoughtful reflection of your artistic vision and perspective.” PleaseContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #381 | Black & White Minimalism”