Monochrome trees


I hope you're not tired of the trees yet! They were just so interesting to photograph, I couldn't resist. 


These two shots also appealed to me in black and white. Enjoy! And we'll be off to some other parts of the museum tomorrow.
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16 comments:

  1. William Kendall29 January, 2015 17:25

    They're quite pretty in black and white!

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  2. TexWisGirl29 January, 2015 17:35

    nope, not tired of them at all!

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  3. Lowell29 January, 2015 19:32

    You've done some very nice artsy photography here and these trees lend themselves to that. Very interesting!

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  4. Anonymous29 January, 2015 20:20

    I like trees. Nope not bored. Very artsy.

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  5. RedPat29 January, 2015 20:57

    The B&W works well!

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  6. Revrunner29 January, 2015 21:31

    The best images yet.

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  7. Marleen29 January, 2015 21:46

    Great choice for B&W. I like that second one!

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  8. cieldequimper29 January, 2015 22:02

    Love looking up at those huge stars! :-))

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  9. Kay29 January, 2015 23:09

    I think I like the b&w even more than color, especially the second shot. Nice!

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  10. Birdman30 January, 2015 00:10

    Looked like it was a shot beneath a pier.

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  11. Lois30 January, 2015 01:37

    I'm not tired of them at all! I love the black and white and that last one looking up.

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  12. GreensboroDailyPhoto30 January, 2015 10:28

    You really capture a range from black to white to everything on the grayscale. Such attention grabbing shots!

    Janis
    GDP

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  13. Anonymous30 January, 2015 10:48

    Well, they are very photogenic... great textures and shapes!

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  14. Sharon30 January, 2015 15:44

    These are perfect in black and white. I can see why you would enjoy photographing these.

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  15. Janet30 January, 2015 17:51

    Feels like a forest at night!

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  16. Unknown31 January, 2015 00:43

    The lower shoot looks great, works really well in b&w w

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