Some little bursts of colour, from the Victorian Flower Garden at Hamilton Gardens, New Zealand. Images: Su Leslie 2019
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Monochrome
Image: Su Leslie 2019
When we think of monochrome in photography, it’s often as an alternative to colour — or even as its opposite.
Fern frond. Image: Su Leslie 2019
We might allow sepia — with its connotations of nostalgia.
But sometimes, nature presents us with monochrome images; green leaves, a bunch of flowers, or a perfect blue day on the lake.
Image: Su Leslie 2019
Image: Su Leslie 2019
Image: Su Leslie 2019
Lake Tarawera, Rotorua, NZ. Image: Su Leslie 2019
I’m sure there are others.
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge | monochrome
Postcards from a road trip: day 5
More sunshine, more gardens, more views of the mountain. You’ll be glad I’m going home tomorrow.
Postcards from a road trip: day 4
Sunshine, sea breezes, beautiful parks, quiet laneways and a head set to burst with new knowledge.
Postcards from a road trip: day 3
Sunshine, big skies, more beautiful gardens and the full no-cloud Mt Taranaki experience.
Falling slowly
Su Leslie 2019
No falling leaves in this part of the world, but blossom is definitely disappearing, albeit slowly.
I know I posted this song a few months ago, but it’s the first thing I thought of when I saw today’s Ragtag Daily Prompt | falling.
Monday Macro
Rain on iris. Image: Su Leslie 2019
The sound of colours
The sound of colors is so definite that it would be hard to find anyone who would express bright yellow with base notes, or dark lake with the treble. — Wassily Kandinsky
Friday flowers
Image: Su Leslie 2019
Constant rain and wind this week is taking its toll on the garden. This shot seems fitting then for both Friday Flowers and the Ragtag Daily Prompt | a flower cried.
Silent Sunday
