A thread to share your own photographs.

This thread is for Black & White.

Anything you've shot, recently, a decade ago, a millennia ago, film, digital, pinhole, 35mm, medium format, cardboard backed home made chemicals. Anything.

Share, appreciate, like, back-slap, comment, support, encourage. Stuff you're proud of, stuff you laugh at, stuff you just like something about.

 

I'll start.

Hockley Hustle a few years ago, didn't really enjoy the experience (I went too early, stayed too long and still left too early), but I did enjoy getting this shot.

Smoqued by Tony Evans, on Flickr

 

I'm still pretty pleased with those one, not just taking it, but seeing it in my mind's eye on the day as well.

Triangles by Tony Evans, on Flickr

 

yep I like this shot well spotted and probably looks awful in colour. Don

 

It does, not least because of the brown canal water.

 

R & V, 2014. Taken with Dad's Kodak No 2.

 

Lynn

 

S

 

My pet hate. Brown water.

 

I took a photo this morning of the light spectrum on my tv. It really shows primary colours through blackout curtains (miss named) when I converted it to mono I couldn’t see the beautiful colours. Gets coat and leaves by fire exit before people start throwing things xxx Don

 

On Train

 

My two daughters

 

Excellent shot, I'd never have thought to make it black and white but it is very effective.

 

The original colour file is virtually B&W anyway.

 

Lynn

 

Just about all the B&W stuff I have handy is Infra red, so I've added the last one as well (shared elsewhere recently) as it at least has a portion in visual B&W

BTTC grid in IR by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

Gaff Ketch 'Betty Alan' by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

Grace Dieu Proiry (Infra red) 10 by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

Infra red Panorama by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

merged oban view bw small by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

 

This was taken from the cliffs on the Gower.

gower by Dan, on Flickr

 

Posted most of these before.

Who's Watching Who? by Tony Evans, on Flickr

West Midlands Safari Park - August 2020 by Tony Evans, on Flickr

Windowrama by Tony Evans, on Flickr

 

The Naze tower

naze-9 by Dan, on Flickr