Jude’s 2020 Photo Challenge #47 – November’s themes/techniques: Black and White Photography
This week's assignment - Photograph nature in black and white. This can be more challenging as we often associate the natural world with colour, so look for contrasts, shapes, patterns, tones. Experiment with high-key and low-key effects.
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Love the Koala and the fairy wren. And the alien looking Banksia?
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Yes a Banksia seed pods. Glad you enjoyed these ones Jude 🙂
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Beautiful images but the Koala is a show stopper.
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Thanks Anita 🙂 Cute and cuddly wins every time 😀
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Such beautiful photos
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Thank you ever so much 🙂
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Beautiful, Brian! Without the selective colour in number 7 I might not have noticed the bird! Love banksia.
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Thank you A-C 🙂 That Banksia seed pod is a real hit
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Yes!
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These are lovely! The koala stole my heart 😃
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Thanks ever so much Rita 🙂
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They are all fabulous, Brian. I had to look quite hard to see the bird – the selective colouring was so striking that it had me fooled for a bit.
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Thanks ever so much Elke 🙂 a striking looking bird in my garden
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Koala and fairy wren for me, too!
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Thanks Sue 🙂 Koalas win every time and those two Wrens were so sweet
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😊😊
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Love the koala and the little bits of blue youve used
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Thanks Alison 🙂 I like using selective colour
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I’ve tried but I can never get it right ..more practice is needed!
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or a better photo program 🙂
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We’ve all gone for the same likes! Us people of discerning taste 🙂 🙂 Laughing! But they’re a great collection, hon.
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I did find it amusing as well Jo 🙂 🙂 happy you like them Jo
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