This week Cee has asked us to turn the WILD WORLD TO BLACK AND WHITE. See other black and white nature shots by clicking the underlined link.
Here are mine.
Tag Archives: Black & White
Cee’s Black & White: Rocks In My Head
This week Cee has asked us to display our THOUGHTS ON ROCKS IN BLACK & WHITE. Check out all the rock photos by clicking the underlined link.
Here are mine:
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Cee’s B&W Round and Round We Go!
This week Cee has challenged us to give her CIRCLES & CURVES IN BLACK & WHITE.
Check out that underlined link for more curvy posts.
Here is my offering for the week!
Longwood Gardens
Lancaster PA
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Cee’s B& W: Storefronts & Their Signs
I know I am a little behind, but catching up is half the fun! 🙂
This week Cee has asked us to show our Black & White Storefront Signs.
You can find a host of them by clicking the underlined link.
Here are mine along with their locations:
Dublin
Doolin
East Westmoreland NH
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Wordless Wednesday 3-2-16
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Faraway: Cee’s B& W Challenge
This week Cee has asked us to show SOMETHING FARAWAY using Black & White Photography.
The faraway forest
Faraway Amsterdam
Mountains in the Distance
Now you can transport yourself to faraway places by clicking the underlined link above!
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Cee’s B&W Challenge: It’s A Small World
This week Cee has asked us to show her our photographs of small things in Black and White. You can find lots of little things by clicking the underlined link to Cee’s site.
Here are my little things.
Black locust is a small flower with a very big scent.
Little girls watching the grass grow.
Nasturtiums, a little flower with big flavor.
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Cee’s B& W: Turning Your Back On Things
This week Cee has challenged us to show the back of things to our readers.
Click on the underlined link to see the back’s of lots of things. It’s a whole new way of looking at the world!
Here are mine.
Carried on the backs of angels
At the back of the church
back to back
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Cee’s B&W Challenge: Now That’s a Strange Take!
Cee has challenged us to show our photos taken from an UNUSUAL PERSPECTIVE. Check out other odd angles by clicking the underlined link. Here are my odd angles or strange perspectives.
In the chess board
The underside of the clock at the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft
Siamese Spinning Wheels
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Cee’s B&W Challenge: Public Transportation
It’s time to transport yourself over to Cee’s blog to see how her B&W contributors have displayed public transport. But before you get on the bus by clicking the underlined link take a peek at my photos.
The Zaanhopper is a little touring boat that takes passengers from Womerveer to Zaandam down the Zaan river.
The canals of North Holland are filled with touring boats. I caught sight of this one in the city of Haarlem.
One way to get around the city of Dublin is to rent a hansom. These ones stood just outside of the Guiness factory waiting for fares
And of course no public transport system would be complete in any land of lakes and rivers without the bridge. This is the Peace bridge in Derry
From the most ancient to the most modern. This is how I bridged the distance between me and Europe.
Lillie-Put 