OK, I'll bite, but I won't promise they'll all be new ones. In fact, I think I'll make it an opportunity to dig through my archives.
October 2, 2008.
I often like to convert flower shots to b&w. They're uncommon, and help draw attention to the delicate textures and patterns that color so often overwhelms. This backlit Day Lily was nice, but kind of ho-hum, in color. I like it better this way.
I often like to convert flower shots to b&w. They're uncommon, and help draw attention to the delicate textures and patterns that color so often overwhelms. This backlit Day Lily was nice, but kind of ho-hum, in color. I like it better this way.
October 2, 2008.
I often like to convert flower shots to b&w. They're uncommon, and help draw attention to the delicate textures and patterns that color so often overwhelms. This backlit Day Lily was nice, but kind of ho-hum, in color. I like it better this way.
I often like to convert flower shots to b&w. They're uncommon, and help draw attention to the delicate textures and patterns that color so often overwhelms. This backlit Day Lily was nice, but kind of ho-hum, in color. I like it better this way.
