Category Archives: monochrome
Wordless Wednesday: Water Slide
Water and Rocks
Long Walk to Nowhere
Rock Gate
And the river rolled on…
and in this corner…
Today on Google+ is Powerline Friday as one of the many photography themes curated by G+ users. This particular theme is run by Natosha Davis. I took the opportunity to try out a new preset I downloaded from Matt Kloskowski’s Killer Lightroom Tips website. It gives the image a little over the top B&W HDR look. I think it worked well for this one…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Unique
The Daily Post at WordPress.com offers up a weekly photo challenge. This week’s challenge is unique. It can be an image of something unique, a unique view or take on a common item, someone unique in your life, etc. You can read about the challenge here: Weekly Photo Challenge: Unique.
This is the first weekly challenge from The Daily Post in which I am contributing an image. Although I have a great group of regular visitors I found participating in these types of events helps me in a couple of ways. One, it gets me thinking and seeing differently when I am out exploring. And two, it gets me exploring outside my comfort zone. Writing more within the post, viewing a bigger pool of blogger’s work. Pushing myself to comment on other’s contributions. I promised myself I would be less of a voyeur online and more of a participant.
I thought this image of a tree remnant in the middle of a frozen swamp was quite unique. Typically, the trees are standing tall or if they have fallen they still remain straight and true. This gnarled, contorted tree stump or root has a lot of unique character. I wish I could have been about a foot higher in elevation to isolate the subject a little better. I’m thinking of going back with my telephoto lens and searching for a better vantage point that will help me remove a few of the distractions.







