Monochrome Monday is only going back a couple of years.
As the image is almost timeless I decided to make it look like an old film image by adding a film type border and an uneven vignette.
Tag: Monochrome Monday
Boulder with lines of Quartz.
Monochrome Monday is going back to last autumn and a visit to the Lake Huron shoreline in Southampton, Ontario.
I was photographing the boulders that surround Dominion Lookout at the bottom of High Street. I isolated this boulder because of the multiple white quartz lines running through it as I thought I would make an interesting monochrome conversion.
Monochrome Spring Sunrise.
A monochrome conversion of a sunrise from this time last year as I still have a minimum of three weeks left in rehab recovering from the fall I had in March. I’m hoping to be walking and getting out with a camera by the end of May.
Colpoy’s Bay and the Niagara Escarpment at sunrise, South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Canada.
Candle flame.
Monochrome Monday is going back to my days as a photography student in the late 1970s. Originally a simple colour shot, I did a monochrome conversion and some editing in Snapseed before adding a border.
Ring-billed Gulls in monochrome.
Monochrome Monday travels back to spring last year.
I was down on the Lake Huron shoreline in Southampton, Ontario when these two Ring-billed Gulls landed on a large granite boulder and posed for a few shots.
Spring ice on Lake Huron.
Monochrome Monday is going back to one spring a decade or so ago. A section of Lake Huron at The Long Dock, Southampton, Ontario, Canada at dusk.
A lot of the ice had broken up leaving chunks floating on the surface of the lake. Chantry Island and its lighthouse is on the horizon with some remains of The Long Dock on the right side of the frame.
Freezing rain in monochrome.
Monochrome Monday is a study in the aftermath of some overnight freezing rain.
I went for a walk and liked the arrangement of icicles formed by the freezing rain but the colours were somewhat muted so I decided to try converting the shot to monochrome.
