Thread: Black & White, monotone and sepia

WOW! That boat is something else!!! Lovely sharp image!!

Yet more rubbish from me


Ashdown Forest Sky by andywest1, on Flickr

Originally Posted by BBW

Breathtaking view - is that nearby? Fantastic scene in black and white!

Dorset coast, about an hour's drive. Heavily treated as you'll have realised!

Andy, I'm going to accept your use of the word "rubbish" would not be the same way I'd use use it.

I think this may well be my favorite photograph ever of yours! Excellent, Andy - love the turmoil above and below and the darkness that divides it - and that wild vanishing point!

Originally Posted by BBW

Andy, I'm going to accept your use of the word "rubbish" would not be the same way I'd use use it.

I think this may well be my favorite photograph ever of yours! Excellent, Andy - love the turmoil above and below and the darkness that divides it - and that wild vanishing point!

Gosh!! Thanks BB. I do like the clouds. If you look closely they do all sorts of weird things. This is a good time of year for weird clouds in the UK.

Here are some clouds. I originally did this in colour but it works well in black and white...


Storm Clouds over Congo Creek bw by peterb666, on Flickr

Awesome!! Gotta love clouds eh!!

breeze hill from melbury by _loupe, on Flickr

That's one BIG caterpillar!!

Yup, Andy, I definitely noticed the unusual cloud formations - very cool.

Peter - so dramatic, it is great in B&W. I'm going to have to check out your Flickrstream to see the color version and compare.

pdh, I think you're on a minimalist tear - even with that scifi sized caterpillar.

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