I know this is a little late, but here is my Monochromatic Monday post. Check out others at Monochromatic Weekly Theme.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
- Kelsey
- Graduate student in journalism. Travel fanatic. Can't wait til the day I will be able to afford to travel the world. Photography freak. Love my cats. Do-gooder wannabe. Crossing my fingers that I will be able to get a job in the aid and development field when I graduate. Obsessed with Afghanistan. Pretty freaking liberal. Watch waaaaay too much TV. Often weird. Loner. Loyal to a fault. History nerd. Slight sci-fi geek. Pathologically shy. Shakespeare nut. Quirky sense of humor. Raised in the country, but love the big city
My Reading Material
-
-
A Month of Reflection3 weeks ago
-
Seattle's Working Waterfront3 months ago
-
Every Day is Earth Day7 months ago
-
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow4 years ago
-
-
Spring at the Public Garden5 years ago
-
-
-
New Exhibition Opening Today in Chicago6 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
#220 Google Maps9 years ago
-
i've moved!10 years ago
-
four favorites:10 years ago
-
Scandinivian Wedding: Enchanted Castle11 years ago
-
Menace11 years ago
-
Long Overdue11 years ago
-
-
I should have raised hell12 years ago
-
-
OMFG NO WAY12 years ago
-
Goddammit, MORE?!13 years ago
-
Epilogue- Right On Time13 years ago
-
-
The Ides of March13 years ago
-
Why didn’t we tell our mothers?14 years ago
-
Watch Me.14 years ago
-
Kaboom goes Kerplunk14 years ago
-
Gunner Palace19 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Subscribe To
Posts
Comments
5 comments:
That picture makes me think of Philip Marlow and classics like the Big Sleep.
Don't worry about the Monday thing - it is a weeklong theme.
Very kewl monochrome image ... love the shadows! I'm glad to know I'm not the only one playing mid-week and I'm relieved to know it's a week long activity ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
I so often lie in bed thinking of how a picture similar to this would look, and every time I have come out with a negative answer.... however you have inspired me to try it, since it obviously works very well. It looks great. I think this must surely be in contention....
This is beautiful. My aunt in Milwaukee has gotten into photography and wants to start her own business, and I was looking through these two amazing books she had on her coffee table: The Americans ("Moving Out" and "Looking In"), by Robert Frank, and American Prospects, by Joel Sternfeld. Frank does a lot of black and white, and Sternfeld's landscapes remind me of that photo you took of your little cousin walking by the cannons.
It is amazing I see my blinds all day long - never noticed they are so dreamy :) Thank you! I will never look at my blinds with same eyes again!
Post a Comment