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Sunday, April 5, 2009
Monochrome Monday
While at Descanso Gardens walking through the camelia garden, it was difficult not to notice all of the camelias that had fallen from the trees scattered on the ground among the leaves. I thought they made for some interesting shots. One day I'll show the ones in color. Today I'm showing the ones I shot in black and white. I really like these. Hope you do too.
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15 comments:
Your B&W shots are always good TB. :)
Great details in these moody shots.
I love the second one! Beautiful!
Plenty of modelling in the subjects to make the B&W work.
Love how the monochrome highlights the shape and levels of shadow! Delightful!
Beautiful contrast of the white flower against the dark foliage.
Most excellent!
Love the way the light and shadows are the star of the show, when you use B/W. Colours are great, but sometimes you just want to show the architechtural details.
Nicely done ..
Very poetic and very lovely kight.
Great pictures. I hopped on your site looking for Yellow, so this is a bonus. Thanks.
Really love the way the flower in the second shot seems to glow against the background. Very nicely done!
Yes ma'am! I really like them too - So pretty!
It's not often that flowers look better in B&W, but these are striking. I particularly like the second one!
Wonderful! I love the light in the second picture.
I've never seen a camelia flower before. They look beautiful though, even in mono.
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