While starting at the ferns and the bucket garden, my Snappy Mind thought, put the Nikon point and shoot on black and white and see what happens in the bright noon day sun. So I DID!
Our pineapple is growing up fast.
Above is where hubby ripped creeper off the fence and the little thingys left behind, below is YET ANOTHER Moss Rose..... sorry about that, but it is Black and White and a little different.
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You know what - things look so different in black and white - and a little scarier too! sandiea
That first one looks like a Zebra! That would be cool to grow pineapples...we just manage bind weed! Deccy x
B/W is so much fun to shoot. The absence of color draws the eye to all the details that are usually missed. I really like the long shot of the pineapple. It has an amazing variety of shadows.
There are so many patterns in nature and they are accentuated in black and white. Your pineapple is a beauty.
Seems like there are so many more things we can see with the black and white pictures....or maybe they are just spooky illusions???HAHAHA! I love these pictures and I love seeing the pineapple. We have got to start a pineapple plant here....probably would not grow here in the north even if I brought it in in the winter. Would be fun, though. Did you just plant the pineapple top after you cut it off? What are some of the other plants your hubby is testing out in the buckets? Anyways, B and W is very cool! Good job, Sandra!
I like the black/white view every now and then- it really changes the way things look. These are all great shots.
As much as I love color I do love the black and whites too. Everything looks so much more dramatic in black and white.
Much as I love coloured pictures,there is a dramatic beauty to the black and white. The ferns,especially,look like something one would see in an art gallery.
cool pictures in b/w - I love the pine apple pic...and it is sure growing.
Well I'll be blk&white iferns are stunning.
Hugs
M&M
WOW...B&W is amazing isn't it? You were right on with your thinking...."see what happens" ...and way cool on the Pineapple....I need to be a bit more creative and get out there and play in the dirt....I may could experience the miracle of Pineapple growth! :0) ENJOYED your shots today
i like the 'zebra print' of the ferns. :)
Plant textures make great black and whites. Great shots!
Awesome! Love that first pineapple shot.
This is a feast for the eyes and a continual surprise! The first picture...if I didn't know you, I wouldn't know what it was. It looks like some large conceptual artwork. The first pineapple picture I just love, who would have thought that would be fab in black and white? And the picture with the little leaves making a shadow on the bigger ones!!!!
ooooh - the pineapple!!!! That one is really really cool!
Really like your black and white photos.
They give a different character to the composition.
I like the "little thingies" left where the creeper was.
Your banner is spectacular.
Banana splits are one of my favorite vices.
I love your pinapple in b&w!
This black and white is so sharp. I also love the header. Gotta have a banana split now:)
This black and white is so sharp. I also love the header. Gotta have a banana split now:)
I Love your first pic! I thought it was a zebra when I saw it on my blog.
All of these look so good in black and white! The pineapple is so cool! An old neighbor of mine had about six growing. Very creative Sandra!
Wonderful images... black and white images really make you look closer.
Wow! I love the pineapple in the middle of those great leaves. And I love all the rest too and your creativity. This was a treat.
P. S. Talk about treats, that header shot!!!
Very interesting effect! Lovely shots!
This freaked me out a bit! Great pics but gotta go with some of the other comments about them being a little scary too. LOL.
That banana split header stopped me dead in my tracks I'll admit...however, what a great idea...I never thought of doing that Sandra!...:)JP
Very interesting shots, Sandra! I'll have to try shooting in black and white. Love all the shadows.
Lots of contrast in the noon sun. It is always nice to see the world this way once and a while.
I really like these in B&W--sometimes I think I see more detail that way.
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