The barley field behind the house is now the colour of fresh-baked buttery shortbread. A bit perverse, then, to display it monochrome. But then IΒ find the abstracting effect intriguing; all the textures.
Ceeβs Black & White Photo Challenge: fields and landscapes
Great field of vision!
Cheers, Sue!
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The second image reminds me of the opening scene in the black and white film of Thomas Hardy’s “Jude the Obscure.”
That’s an interesting association, Brenda – more shade than light in all senses. I don’t believe I’ve seen the b&w version either.
Tish, these wheat field photos are perfect for this week π π
Many thanks, Cee. Happy weekend!
These are truly smashing monochrome images, Miss T. So much texture.
They would look lovely framed and mounted as a a set of three.
You should have a word with He wot Builds Sheds. π
Lovely of you to say so, Ark. I like the notion of a framed trio. Shed man is presently greenhouse man so I may have to wait a bit.
It will be worth the wait.
Is the greenhouse at your spot or at the allotment?
Apologies if you’ve mentioned this already.
We had a very ugly plastic ‘conservatory’ on the back of the house, which we’ve pulled our faces at for 15 years. It’s being replaced with a sleek green metal lean-to greenhouse. Was going well till G. realised the wrong glass had been delivered with it.
Aaah,, I can imagine that might irk just a wee bit!
Just a little bit!
Buttery shortbread sounds delicious but these look amazing in b&w!
Thanks, Janet.
The first image has marvellous textures and patterns, definitely good in B&W.
Thanks, Jude. Am glad you think they work in B & W.
the black and white choice is perfect for bringing out the truly wonderful textures. I particularly love the first photo!
Thanks, Annette. Like minds on the textures π
Looks great in black and white, Tish!
Cheers, Jo. How are you?
Hot, Tish, but reasonably happy. Fingers crossed, James and family arrive next Sunday π€ππ
Will definitely cross all fingers. Hot here too – as in baking!
Cheese scones for me, please π€£π
Ho-ho!
Baby triffids! π
Yikes!