I recently discovered that I could take black and white photographs directly with my camera … one less need for a photo editing program or site … yipppeeeee!!!!!! 🙂
So, as you can imagine, I’ve been experimenting in my attempt to improve my photography skills.
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On the way to our church’s garden, there is this small patch of land on the side. I’ve walked by it without giving it much attention for years and years and years … until I got my preloved bridge camera, that is!
I discovered soon after I got my camera that it can capture detail that usually escapes my eyes, when I zoom in or stand close enough to what I’m photographing.
This piece of land is sparsely populated and it has provided me with rich pickings of flowers to focus on and capture.
I never knew so much beauty could be found in a place that isn’t particularly striking (to me, anyway).
I struggled to decide which of my captures on this particular occasion to share with you, so I thought I’d share them all.
The intrigue of black and white photography … stunning capture … beautiful contrast … striking sight …
A #beautyinthehaze
Which would you have shared? Do you have a favourite?
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So many beautiful flowers about at the moment, you’ve certainly found a few there too. Love crocuses, such pretty flowers #bwphotoproject
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Yeah, so much beauty to behold around, fabulous! Thanks for dropping by.
They are all pretty! My fave is the first one!
I always love photographs and to photograph flowers. Its my wish to one day own a macro lens so I can take clearer shots!
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Lovely … photograph is so very intriguing, isn’t it. It’s incredible what the camera lens can capture beyond what we see. Macro lens? I’ll keep that in mind too, as I grow in my photographic skills. Thanks for dropping by. 🙂
I can’t wait for the flowers to start popping up in my area. By the way, that little worm on a hook on the side of your page is the most adorable thing! Have a great day!
Thanks for your lovely comment; I hope the flowers start popping up soon in your area. 🙂
Beautiful flowers, they look magical in black and white 🙂
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Thanks Claire; I think so too 🙂
Beautiful pictures, gorgeous in black and white.
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Thanks 🙂 I think so too.
Beautiful flowers.
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Thanks 🙂
Wonderful bw shots of nature’s beautiful flowers!
Happy Week to you,
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Thanks for your lovely comment; happy week to you too (love that) 🙂
Am choosing the right middle one – love the fine stripes!
Thanks for dropping by; really lovely detail in that one – striking stripes for sure. 🙂
Lovely flowers! I was so happy when I discovered that too! Makes B and W so much easier!
Thanks … it definitely makes B&W pics easier to take.
Such lovely images x
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Thanks 🙂
These are so beautiful, you were right to share them all! 🙂
Love spring so much. xx
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Thanks; I just couldn’t choose one.
Such lovely, lovely images of the flowers!
Thanks so much!
Those flowers are looking very delicate in B&W. Have fun with your b&w settings 🙂
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Thanks so much; I like their look to.
Beautiful images, I always think that flowers work so well in black and white, it seems to bring out the textures and contrasts x
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Flowers do definitely work well in black and white. It gives a different flavour to other tones. Thanks for your lovely comment.
I love finding new thing about my camera I too have a bridge camera. I just discovered I can set mine to pick one colour in the scene and have the rest black and white.
Beautiful images my favourite is number 4 of the 6. The stripes on the crocus add something to the black and white image.
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Oh wow … wish my bridge camera had that function. The crocus are definitely lovely. Thanks for popping by.