I prefer this. A cousin had written and said she’d prefer the monochrome. I agree with her.
Spring Onions and Calla Lily Leaves in Monochrome, 5.16.20
Category: Monochrome
Monochrome
Sticking with the Oz theme: as most know, the movie begins in monochrome. So here … have something in that same ilk:
Monochrome Foxglove, 5.28.19
Monochrome Monday
Not that I’ll do a monochrome every Monday, but I did like the sound of “Monochrome Monday” so I used it.
Dietes (Monochrome), 5.24.19
Monochrome Rose
I’m going back and forth on this one: monochrome or not. But for now …
Monochrome Rose, 12.14.16
Monochrome Canna
Canna Leaves, 10.25.17
Monochrome
Sometimes a little B&W is enough.
Monochrome Leaves, 5.13.16
Going Monochrome
I am still debating with this one, but I believe I prefer the black and white.
Sand & Stone (B&W), 3.30.16
Black & White
Sometimes an image just works in black and white better than in color. It frequently has to do with the fluorescent color of the flower. In this case the Dianthus was such a fluorescent pink it wasn’t working for me, and the background was half green and half street gray, so I found that to be distracting as well.
Pink Dianthus in Black & White, 3.24.14
