The theme for Sonel’s final black and white challenge was windows and doors. I have really enjoyed taking time to look at my photos in a new way every week and even though Sonel will no longer be accepting submissions to her weekly group I want to continue posting a few of my own black and white images every Tuesday.
These two photos are of the Glacier Public Service Center and Ranger Station in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. We stopped here on our way to visit Mt. Baker and Artist’s Point last weekend to purchase a car pass and pick up some field guides before driving up to the highest point of public access on the mountain. I couldn’t resist walking around the stone building looking for old doors and interesting angles while everyone else was inside listening to the Park Rangers…
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Good find!
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Thanks Sue, it is such a great old building!
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Great pics, and good idea to keep on doing the photos, I was thinking along the same lines. Only thing is, I quite like having a theme. It leads me in directions I probably wouldn’t have thought of and stretches my imagination a bit. x
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I agree Amanda, the themes definitely pushed me to be more creative and look for things that might not have caught my eye before. I hope you continue to post some black and white photos too. 🙂
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What a great old building with the mortar lines showing that all the stones are different. I think for this Ranger Station the black and white photo is a perfect choice.
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Thanks Patrick!
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I love the curvy wall in the second shot.
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Thanks Andra, I like that curvy touch too. The moss is such a pretty green I almost didn’t want to try it in black and white…maybe I’ll post a color version of this one later.
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Great shots Lisa and I love the first shot. It looks like there is something to find. 😀
Thanks for sharing and I am very glad to hear you will continue sharing your beautiful B&W photo’s. 😀 *hugs*
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Thanks Sonel, I’m so happy to hear you like these! The main entrance wasn’t half as interesting as these two side doors. 🙂
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