Here is a photo of a cactus taken in black and white.
I like the contrast of the agave spines with the rocks.
Today is Sunday, so we have new photos posted on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site. This week we are showing photos from Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia.
Showing posts with label Black/White. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black/White. Show all posts
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Photo: White Sturgeon Caviar
I am a big foodie so I love interesting and creative presentations.
This elegant dish was white sturgeon "caviar," avocado, and hazelnut.
In Scottsdale we have many fine dining options and many locally owned restaurants.
Sunday means travel day. Enjoy our photos of the Splendor of Yosemite National Park at Viva la Voyage!
Friday, October 8, 2010
Photo: Quail Egg in Black and White
Can you see the unique spots on this egg?
Gambel quail eggs are quite distinct.
I was sad that the eggs did not hatch but grateful for the opportunity to create this photographic study.
Check out our travel photos of the designs of Denmark at Viva la Voyage!
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Photo: Eggs in Nest in Black and White
I took this image in black and white and you can still see the spots on the quail eggs.
I hope you are enjoying my photographic study of the eggs and nest.
Check out our travel photos of the designs of Denmark at Viva la Voyage!
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Monochromatic Agave Blooms
Each of these blooms can drop to the ground and grow cactus.
It takes many blooms because it is hard for a cactus to grow. There is the extreme heat in the desert and the ground is very hard so many seedlings do not make it.
Check out our travel photos of the gorgeous Burano, Italy at Viva la Voyage!
Labels:
Black/White,
Cactus,
Flowers,
Plants
Friday, November 27, 2009
Reflections in Vietnam Veterans Memorial
When my husband took his sunrise walk around the monuments of Washington during our recent visit, a group of volunteers had just finished washing the Vietnam Memorial with soap, water and scrub brushes. Their efforts gave the monument a reflective sheen that enhanced the photo. Most of the volunteers cleaning the memorial were young people who were not even alive during the time of the Vietnam War.
Although controversial when designed by a Yale student, Maya Lin, the wall is now ranked as one of the most popular architectural designs in the country. It is especially moving in the early morning when my husband visited without the crowds that gather each day.
This week we are showing nighttime photos of Budapest on Viva la Voyage.
This week we are showing nighttime photos of Budapest on Viva la Voyage.
Labels:
architecture,
Art,
Black/White,
Reflections,
Washington DC
Sunday, June 28, 2009
A Prickly Storm Encounter
Even though the purple clouds yesterday were very dramatic, I like this black and white contrast photo a lot.
The cactus spines seem to jut into the sky to say stay away.
Comment about the situation in Iran. Today, many city daily photo bloggers are commenting about the situation in Iran. I would like to join in expressing the wishes of people all over the world that human rights will be respected for all people, including those who observe the right to assembly without being targeted or harassed.
The vote of the people of Iran should be recognized. My thoughts and support are with those who are courageous to stand up for the people of Iran who are trying to have their votes recognized (Where is my vote?) and who should be able to express their views. One of our fellow city daily photo bloggers was taken by the police in Tehran, Iran based on photos he took and we hope that he is safe and well and will soon be released.
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