The topic for Cee’s B&W Challenge this week is trees. The above tree lived a long life, then bobbed around Lake Wenatchee for a while before washing up on the beach at the State Park. The tree below is a former madrona on Magnolia Bluff.
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Excellent shot
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Thank you!
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Beautiful shots!
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Thanks so much!
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Wonderful shots! Barren trees look so striking in black and white if you can isolate them, which I never seem able to do. You’ve done it perfectly here!
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Thanks, Trisha. When I started going through possible photos I realized that my green trees didn’t translate well to b&w, not enough contrast. Dead trees or silhouetted trees seem to work best. I did have closeups of leaves that worked really nice in b&w, but I figure I’ll save that in case a leaf topic comes up!
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There is something about a naked tree. Love it. 😀
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I sure hope you are having a wonderful week.
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Thanks, Cee!
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Like the angle you took for the first one, clever! 🙂
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