Black & White
An alternate view of the barbed wire that in some ways has a more desolate look.
Black and White photo of some barbed wire roll along one of our fence lines.
The St Louis arch on a straight up POV. It is interesting.
Two birds. One blends in well.
The brewery in St Louis. An intersting
This was Katrina and I again when neither of us were paying attention I had told her father to take a few random pictures. They have view that is a little more objective.
Jasmine relaxing in the fall air soaking some rays.
In a forest of sorts by our pond. A perspective shot of her actually looking at the camera.
Our black lab Lucy down at the pond.
No file.Lucy on the deck, braving the winter snow. A pretty photo if I might say so myself.
A roadsign that is not as meaningful unless you happen to know a Winston.
Something about the perspective this photo has is worth showing off. I am not sure how to describe it exactly.
A reflection off the front livingroom windows. A tree.
The tire marks I did not intend to capture. The skyline in color was beautiful but the cell phone camera failed to capture that. However in black and white the skid marks stand out and leave one pondering what happened.
A sunflower near our house.
The sunflower and hay bale picture in black and white is less cheery.
A loot outside at a tree, which is the same window another picture was taken looking in. An experiment with contrast.
