Black and White Tuesday: 9-10-13

17 thoughts on “Black and White Tuesday: 9-10-13”

1. Great shot! Again! 🙂
   I nominated you for Versatile Blogger Award – I’ve really enjoyed your blog, and your inspiration!
   http://blessingsthruraindrops.com/2013/09/10/and-the-nominations-are/

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   1. Oh wow Becky, thank you! I’ll take a look at your nomination post now. 🙂

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2. For some reason I always think of the poem “Mont Blanc” when I see your photos of the mountains. Quite beautiful!

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   1. I’ll have to go take a look at Mont Blanc again tonight. 🙂 Thanks for your nice comment!

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3. Waaaahhhh!!! I MISS MY HIKING ALREADY. 😦 😦 😦
   Beautiful shot though!

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   1. Thanks Nancy! I’d rather be there right now too. 🙂

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4. So rugged! 🙂

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   1. The black and white really emphasizes it!

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      1. Yes it does.

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5. I enjoy all your pics, but I really love your black and whites. Do you have your photographs enlarged and hanging on your wall? I can imagine how brilliant a wall full of your black and whites would look.

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   1. Sadly I haven’t developed a print in close to 10 years. 😦 Thanks for the gentle reminder though – it would be nice to see them together and I’m really happy you like my black and whites!

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6. This B/W shot really shows the beauty of the texture!

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   1. Thanks Amy! The subtle, real life colors were so pretty on the mountain but they didn’t translate very well in my photo so I thought black and white would give it a second chance. 🙂

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7. There seems to be less glacier on top.

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   1. This angle is a little deceptive in black and white. These are actually smaller rocks that were right in front of us with a little bit of unmelted snow and small trees. It does look like a distant mountain though with a small glacier!

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8. Beautiful photo.

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   1. Thanks Paul. 🙂

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