We are still in lock down here and don’t get to venture beyond our 5km, so I for one would really enjoy a change of scenery. But perhaps changing from colour to black and white, (borrowing idea from Patti here) may be enough for now.
We are still in lock down here and don’t get to venture beyond our 5km, so I for one would really enjoy a change of scenery. But perhaps changing from colour to black and white, (borrowing idea from Patti here) may be enough for now.
Nice set, change is good! 🙂
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Thank you Eliza
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Such wonderful B&W photos Karina. I hope the lockdown hasn’t sent you and the family too crazy 🙂 🙂
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We are good thank you. We are lucky to have a big garden and a good place to walk right next to us. I feel sorry for those living in cities.
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You quite lucky indeed. I would not be wanting to live in a city now that’s for sure
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Well that worked. Love the sheep and the robin. I think we are all very tired of lockdown now. I don’t want to rush out and join a crowd of people or go to a shopping mall, but I would love to drive somewhere a bit further away from home.
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Exactly the same for me. A walk along a beach would be good🙂
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The black and white brings out other details: how big the frog’s eyes are!
Yes, getting a bit fed up with the lockdown now – feels like being increasingly wedged between a door and the door jamb. Thank goodness for looking at
nature.
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Indeed nature brings us do much joy.
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A lovely look at nature’s bounty MM! Here in the states we’re sorry to see our friends across the pond back in lockdown. In our world, while the virus continues to threaten, things are slightly more open and those of us who have been vaccinated are venturing out a bit more – with caution of course. Here’s hoping you’re back out in the world soon. In the meanwhile keep sharing your beautiful scenes of nature’s best!
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Thank you Tina. Yes more and more people are being vaccinated which is good.
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I really enjoyed your creativity in showing us black and white images as your change of scenery. My favorite is the robin on the shovel. I hope you will be able to venture out very soon.
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Thank you for the challenge. Glad you enjoyed my offerings.
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Excellent monochromes. I should do that more.
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Thank you John. I too should do more.
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Beautiful change!
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Glad you enjoyed them
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Black and white always ups the drama and sometimes makes a friendly image, like the one of the robin, seem a little unsettling.
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It sometimes surprises me how much images change by changing to black and white
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I like these photos. B and W imparts a different sensibility, somehow, and these do.
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Yes I agree Cynthia. Glad you enjoyed them
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Great change of scenery.
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Glad you enjoyed it
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I love your bumble bee, Murtagh. Mr. Frog looks pretty slimy especially in black and white. Very cool pictures.
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Thank you
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You’re welcome. 🙂
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