Cosmic Photo Challenge: Nature In Black And White

Dale offers the prompt “nature in black and white” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.

I picked some photos that had little color in them but black and white.

I was going to remove the color, but then I would have to learn a new trick with the photo editor.

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Full moon, black space. That is about as sharp of an image as I could get with my phone.
Whatever this is, I found it on a forest trail. I think it is seeds expelled from a pod.
I think it’s alive and hanging onto this plastered wall.
Full moon with clouds in the sky. I took this the same evening I took the first photo.
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Author: Frank Hubeny

I enjoy walking, poetry and short prose as well as taking pictures with my phone.

14 thoughts on “Cosmic Photo Challenge: Nature In Black And White”

    1. The photo editor (GIMP) has a lot of features I don’t understand although I have figured out how to rotate the photo and crop it when necessary. Blessings and thank you, Dale!

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  3. excellent photation… (i recall a time in the not-so-distant past when people said, ‘oh look they colorized Casablanca’! and I was all… but…but why?!!)

    learning is good, but as (some) friends sometimes say, ‘If it works, don’t fix it.’

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  5. That’s a pretty good photo of the moon from your phone, Frank. The last photo looks a little like the moon is rising over a distant planet. I like that one a lot.

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