These Saw Palmetto trees are in a circle around our biggest pine tree. I have dozens of photos of it from over the years. I found if I take the photos in black and white and edit them a little in PicMonkey, the details are amazing.
Click on photos to see details.
Saw Palmetto facts found HERE
My fake plants died because I did not pretend to water them.
Mitch Headberg
The reason I talk to myself, is I am the only one whose answers I accept...
quote by George Carlin but it is true about me...
Below is a palm in the corner of the yard but not sure of the name.
Yes to Black n White. Love the shadow effects on the leaves. Have a wonderful Sunday. Golden Woofs
ReplyDeleteHa ha at fake plant quote. Have a serene Sunday. Hope you are looking forward to some big easy today.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
It is interesting how the details pop in black and white...I've noticed that before. I'll be seeing some palmettos next month when we go to Jekyll for our family beach trip!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday to you!
All those lines look so interesting in B&W!
ReplyDeleteAwesome details in your b&w's. I love the quotes.
ReplyDeleteTerrific views in B&W - I like what you did with these. The quotes are good too!
ReplyDeleteI love the direct contrasts and all the grades of shadows in between. Great job.
ReplyDeleteMOL MS
ReplyDeleteWE LOVE YOUR PLANT HUMOR. MOM KILLS HER PLANTS W KINDNESS.
GREAT B&W photos
Gentle hugs
Madi and mom
they make for great images in b&w!
ReplyDeleteAwesome black and whites. I like the quotes too. I think I would probably kill a fake plant the same way...lol
ReplyDeleteThe quote by George Carlin is almost the same thing I say all the time
The last two are my favorites! Beautiful and classic!
ReplyDeleteThey do make beautiful black and whites!!!! Great idea, Sandra!...:)JP
ReplyDeletePretty dazzling in black and white!! And the fern fronds in front of the pool is a great post too.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are amazing and you sure can see all of the detail. My sister in South Carolina has a Palmetto something or other in her front yard. She has to trim the fronds from the bottom. My, it is so pretty. I really like these black and whites.
ReplyDeletePlant you anywhere and you will find some creativity, Sandra, even in the back yard, and I so agree with the Carlin quote.
ReplyDeleteI love any kind home in black and white!
ReplyDeleteLove the depth that b&w give to photos. You've captured it so well.
ReplyDeleteThese look quite stunning in black and white.
ReplyDeleteI love B/W photos and these are great. Those two quotes are great, the first one really cracked me up.
ReplyDeleteYou can make absolutely ANYTHING a work of art!!! Loved seeing what you do with your photos!
ReplyDeletelove the black and white photos....love the artsy designs of the plants....
ReplyDeleteThese are marvelous black-and-white photos. You've done a great job of bringing out the details.
ReplyDeleteA good idea to edit the palms in black and white as you get interesting contrasts and shapes. Something to try after I've visited the Palm House in town. Have a good day, Sandra.
ReplyDeleteI used to always keep B&W in one of my film cameras...
ReplyDeleteVery pretty in Black & White!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE black and white...the lines of the fern looks great in black and white.
ReplyDeleteThey look pretty in B&W too!
ReplyDeleteYour black and whites are beautiful!
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