I liked this hood ornament, which promised much in the way of moving forward with zest. Alas, the vehicle it was on looked unlikely to live up to that promise.
Posted for Becky’s Squares: Move Forward, Reconstruct, Renew, and/or are Burgeoning. See more responses here.
A sailboat glides over the water off the North Kohala coast, an image that doesn’t look much different in color.
I liked the shadows on this window blind and how it looked in black and white.
This photo doesn’t look much different in black and white than it does in color. Happy Halloween!
This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Daylight in Black and White.’ See more responses here.
I was going to post a single image for this but then got caught up with the idea of black and white images of black and white things. This is the result.
I took this photo earlier this month, a couple of days before the new moon. When I was processing it, I thought it had more impact as a black and white.
The current Friendly Friday challenge theme is ‘Something Different.’ See more responses here.
I think in my 6+ years of doing this blog, I’ve posted exactly one black and white photo. So a selection of black and white scenes seemed like a suitable response for this challenge.
The top photo is of morning clouds scudding over Mauna Kea as seen from the top of Pu’u Wa’awa’a. Second is a shot of surf crashing against an old wharf in North Kohala and, yes, I was secretly hoping the man on the wharf would get soaked! Third is a tenacious tree on the coast near Kawaihae. The bottom photo shows a small fishing boat in the ʻAlenuihāhā Channel, as seen from the North Kohala coast.
Graham's Island 