I subscribe to a blog called Wine on the Keyboard, because Kacey posts a photograph every day, and you know how I love photographs. This weekend she posted a black and white photo challenge--convert your photos and send her a link. So I did.
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I really love b&w photos--you can really see contrasts, highs and lows, details. very cool!
Guess I should remember to click and enlarge- *lizzie had a point about details on bfly and dragonfly, and saw the bird in flight in one. But still hold to my preferences!
where to even start! I love these. The birdhouse. The one with the bird and the sun reflection. The cloud one. You did a great job with these! And loved looking at them full sized.
Cheryl St.John is the author of thirty-five Harlequin and Silhouette books. Her first book, RAIN SHADOW was nominated for RWA’s RITA for Best First Book, by Romantic Times for Best Western Historical, and by Affaire de Coeur readers as Best American Historical Romance. Her 2005 HH, HIS SECONDHAND WIFE, earned another RITA nod. HH LAND OF DREAMS, SSE THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, and HH PRAIRIE WIFE each won RT’s Reviewers Choice Awards.
Many of her Special Editions made Waldenbooks Top Ten and HH BIG SKY BRIDES anthology climbed to #35 on the NYT list.
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Among her achievements, Cheryl St.John has received multiple Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Awards and three RITA nominations. In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, “emotional punch, hometown feel, core values, believable characters and real life situations.” She has taught writing on local and national levels, and is in demand as a motivational speaker.
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I really love b&w photos--you can really see contrasts, highs and lows, details. very cool!
Like the 3 nature in a row with trees, clouds best and bucket. Birds and bfly, dragonflies need color=sorry! That's the way God made them/vivid!
I have an Ansel Adams book of his nature B/W so I do like the technique.
Guess I should remember to click and enlarge- *lizzie had a point about details on bfly and dragonfly, and saw the bird in flight in one.
But still hold to my preferences!
where to even start! I love these. The birdhouse. The one with the bird and the sun reflection. The cloud one. You did a great job with these! And loved looking at them full sized.
Thanks, Kacey!
Visiting from Wine on the Keyboard.
I really like your photo conversions, especially the birdhouse and the dragonfly. They turned out nice!
Cheryl, your pictures are beautiful!
I like your B&W photos. Especially the one of the pail with the flowers. Also liked the tree with the feathery branches behind it. Really nice!
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