I was invited by Elizabeth at tea & paper to join the Seven Day B&W Photo Challenge. (Thanks, Elizabeth.)
Rules are
• Seven days.
• Seven black and white photos of your life.
• No people.
• No explanation.
• Challenge someone new each day.
For the rest 3 days, I would like to invite anyone who is interested in participating to do the challenge.
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A beautiful landscape and cloudscape shot, Helen! The large version looks even better, wow!
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Totally agree with you Amy, the larger version shows much more details and the vastness of the landscape… great perspective!
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Thank you, Amy and Raj. I was disappointed when I saw the photo on my blog. It looked better in Photoshop. When I saved it as a small size, it wasn’t as good. And it looked even worse on my blog ;-(
I am glad you like it. And Amy, thank you for reminding me to look it in the larger size. It does look better. From now on, I will always check the larger version. 😉
Have a great evening/day.
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the tri-level capture is wonderful….
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Thank you, Yvette. Soy field is one of my favorite in fall. It looks good even when the leaves dried up.
Have a wonderful evening.
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🙂
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Is it a lavander field? The colour photo should be wonderful!
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Thanks, Elizabeth. It’s soy field. They look great in fall. Leaves turn yellow, and even when leaves are dried up, they still look great in copper (in sunset), or rich brown color.
Do I break the rule if I explain in the comment section, not in post? Suddenly I am not sure. 😉 I hope it only means we can not explain in our post.
Have a wonderful day.
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Thanks Helen, it’s ok in the comments, so the curious people, like me, know what it is. Soy field should be really lovely!
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Great shot!
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