1.) Experiments with the sunset and a quite lovely delphinium, back before the caterpillars ate it; 2.) An airplane engine from the Aerospace Museum of California; 3.) A bank or brae, or something at the UC Davis Arboretum; 4.) Marina Beach (to nobody's surprise); 5.) The UC Davis Arboretum again, with a swallow; 6.) A Cessna T-50 (ca. 1945), one of the Aerospace Museum's latest projects.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
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Your black and white photography is quite lovely.
Thanks very much! It's always interesting to me to see the shapes and lights that black-and-white emphasizes--or downplays. It was an especially good option in the bird picture--when I was at the Arboretum, Putah Creek had a lot of algae in it and while, abstractly, it was a very charming colour, as water it was a bit of a shocker!
Woow nice shots, MOlly!! Did you take them in color and processed them with some software or you could chose black and white on your camera...???
angelsprings
Thank you! I do the black and white on the computer. I think my camera has a setting for that, but do I ever think of it at the time? Nooo!
Just awesome, all of them but specially the first one.
Thanks very much. I was delighted to see your pictures of Coyoacán, especially the one of the church with the lights, at night.
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