The word prompt from Kate’s Friday Foto Fun: Time
A bit of Time
Tag: black and white
Steps
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Steps Indoors or Outdoors
Steps in Grafton going up each way
Steps in Bologna a long way up
A carousel in Marseillaise
Steps going up a sculpture from Sculptures by the Sea, Sydney
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Things in a Row
The word prompt from Traveling At Wits End: Things in a Row
I decided to go black and white for this photo challenge and make the subject the Cathedral Church of Christ the King in Grafton for Things in a Row
The outside with lost of things in a row
The inside – how many things in a row can you find? I have eight things in a row.
The seats in a row.
Look up at the ceiling for things in a row.
The Prayer and Psalm books ready for the faithful.
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Things Made of Plastic – in black & white
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Things Made Out of Plastic
Jenny’s Cafe in London. Lovely green plastic chairs and a plastic squeezable sauce bottle
A deer childs rocker in a second hand shop
A green elephant in the same shop
Toilet instruction in Seoul South Korea. My first visit to Seoul, the instructions weren’t in English
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The Old Shed
Flying
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: In Flight
Debbie at Travel with Intent word prompt: Monochrome
The Great Cormorant fish fight
Eastern Spinebill hovering
King Parrots have a disagreement at the bird bath
A Wedged-tailed Eagle cruising the skies
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Circles and Curves
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Circle and Curves
For Cee’s photo challenge I have decided to stick with a nature theme of circles and curves.
An Australian native snail shell
The circles and curves of a spiders web
The beautiful curves of a Python sleeping on the verandah
What better circle than our Moon on a cloudy night with a bright ring around the Moon
The favourite Eastern Yellow Robin, Bobbin, on the curve of a table in the old garden
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Trees in black and white
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Trees
I had a bit of a hard time deciding on trees for Cees photo challenge. I have just found a few that may be of interest.
This is one of the tallest Ironbark Trees in my street. I haven’t measured the tree but estimate it to be around 30meters tall. The front of my place has some big Ironbark trees like this one which was one of the attractions when I bought Durranbah.
Along the road a towards the river is some forest gums. When they shed their bark, the timber underneath is a bright orange colour. They really stand out in the forest.
Here is a close up of one of the trees.
This is looking down towards the back of my place from the house
In the gullies that run through my place are many Grass Trees. The one in front is about 100 years old. The one at the back is a youngster which was probably a small bunch on the ground when I bought Durranbah around 30 years ago.
Durranbah is the name I gave this place. It means small jumping ants in Aboriginal language.
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Glass in Black and White
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Glass
When I first saw this challenge, I wondered what glass should I have that would do well in black and white. After a while I discarded my original ideas when I found these photos.
Ghostly glass figures in an art installation in the Lismore Art Gallery
Some of the hundreds of glass spheres as part of lighting in the lobby of the Grand Hyatt in Seoul.
A display of old kerosene lamps in the Museum in Casino
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Sculptures
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Sculptures, Statues or Carvings
A while ago, I went to an annual event in Sydney called Sculptures By The Sea. I have so many photos from then as well as previous times, it was hard to get down to a few. The ones I picked have a bit of a sea view.
