Tuesday Theme Thread - Black And White

I wish I had more images from my visits to England, but here is one of my favorite black and whites from the UK.



Do you ever get to to spend some time on the Thames, Abbie??

Best wishes from Kentucky!

One of my favourite and best selling images. Spirit Island in Jasper National Park, Canada. As beautiful in reality as photographs suggest.

Radnor Lake Northern Water Snake Black And White

Two very charming and relaxed Northern Water Snakes along the edge of the Lake Trail at Radnor Lake here in Nashville TN.



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A fence in central Wyoming is seen in black and white near the Devil's Gate monument.

Mel,
full visible Big Ben ! Must have been some time ago.


Dresden Saxony reconstructed old town

A little sort of flowing and swirling geometric digital black and white piece I created.

Technical note: Originates from 4"x5" T-Max 100 film: 6400dpi 16bit grayscale scan: 1.24 GB file.

@Mel

I used to go to a Thames boat restaurant often. I worked there and then moved just a bit further, to Mill Hill.
I liked London but was never a Londoner at heart. My heart has always been where I was brought up, in Yorkshire. One of my brothers was born within the sound of Bow Bells so is a true Cockney

Manor Park in Larchmont, NY

the black and white frontage of an original brick building photographed in Leland, Illinois

Here's another one Abbie! I never made it to Yorkshire, but did go to Norwich, Cambridge ( Diss /Thorpe Abbotts - where my father was stationed during WWII ) and Brighton Beach. I hope to make it back to England someday.

One of my favorite locations to shoot. Wehr's Dam.

Rudi yea when I was in London last year Big Ben was completely covered in scaffolding... That was a bit of a bummer.

Oh and I'll share a B&W image...

The Boston Skyline

Black and White Chaos



Cheers

One of my favorites from 2019.

heartbroken goth girl painting

@ Rudi & Toby - my photo of Parliament and Big Ben was taken several years go, so no scaffolding there at that time.

@Abbie - my home town area doesn't have near as much beauty and history as London, but we do have a river and some boats!

Cincinnati didn't happen until about 1788, after we made all of you Brits go back to your home.

Lovers in Central Park, NYC

A shepherd and his trusty sheep-herding dog watch his flock on this magical day in France. 1954



He died the following week.

This is my biggest POD image seller throughout the internet



It's being stuck on all sorts of products

Note: The above image is a severely reduced pixel version

Hello

A favorite spot of mine in northern rural Kentucky.

A foggy Christmas Eve morning in Kennebunk, Maine.

My London contribution, the Trafalgar Square Fountain

How about some mis-identification...



~Richard
rEeVepHoToS

A Plein air sketch

 

In unconditional surrender, there is grace.

First Nuclear Power plant to close down in the US, Crystal River Florida, to close to home for comforts.

Here is a tiny ink sketch

One of my first photos with my new camera.

"Something there is, that doesn't love a wall." (Frost....both Robert and 32 degrees)


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Snowy landscape with a single tree on top of the hill. Winter at Camel Mountain, Tesuque, Santa Fe County, New Mexico.

Way Back.B.V. (before vultures)

In my country (Serbia) there is one religious custom that is done every January 18th ” Swimming for the cross”. This scene shows two divers breaking ice on the water for swimmers - competitors.

My cartoons for the high school yearbook

Had been passing Multnomah Falls for years and finally stopped a couple years ago.

Railroad in Knoxville, TN.

Black and White, textured version of my original photo taken in Ocotillo, Imperial County, Southern California.

My first wife Joan and Elvis, back in Memphis. We were at Sun Records owner Sam Phillips' house, Easter Sunday, 1957. This image is from 16mm footage I shot and it later was included in the Warner Bros. movie and DVD: This Is Elvis.

Joan passed away after illness on November 24, which is ironic, because my second wife, Penne, died on November 24th, a few years earlier.

A sculpture I did not to long ago.

This is a sculpture I did but it was lost to a Florida storm, all I have left of it is the pieces of drain pipe which I repurposed and this photograph.

 
Enduring, passionate intensity of a pair bond.