Christmas Fire
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| It's pretty easy spending about a hundred shots when shooting fire...it is always changing |
Linking to The Weekend In Black And White.
Friday, December 28, 2012
The Weekend In Black And White
In the spirit of the Christmas season this weeks B&W submission is the roaring fire of the Christmas fireplace. It feels "hotter" in color but turned out pretty cool in black and white. Final Friday of 2012 so Happy New Year!
Christmas Fire
Linking to The Weekend In Black And White.
Christmas Fire
Linking to The Weekend In Black And White.
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16 comments:
OOOU La La..My kind of picture. B/W was the only kind of picture I had on my wall. We can find such neat shots right in our own home.
Great post for Thw Weekend In B&W!
Great shot. You captured the roaring fire so well.
Great shot. I agree - it works really well in b&&w.
Fire in black and white - that is really cool, Chuck!
Love black and white. Well done sir. But I missed the riddle part you mentioned.
Manzanita: Yes, and being away from MY home makes me look at some things with new eyes.
Hans: Thanks for stopping by as always.
Carver: I took dozens of shots over the period of a couple hours. Fire is an amazing and difficult subject but lots of fun.
Jill: Thanks!!
Alex: Thanks for coming by while you're on your Christmas break.
Whisk: You missed the riddle because the post I referred to is not scheduled until tomorrow. I am holiday hung over I guess!!
Wishing you a blessed New Year!
Robert
I love B&W photography!
beautiful!
Puxa, muito criativo, incrível os tons do fogo!
Um abraço, feliz 2013!
Mirante da imagem
Robert: Thank you and wishing the same to you and yours.
Nancy: I think B&W is very symbolic and distills pictures down to their essence.
Laura: Thank you.
Bia: Happy New Year to you! Thanks.
Love this! You've caught the light and the movement perfectly.
Happy New Year!
Dragonstar: Thanks for that. Happy New Year to you as well.
Perfect subject for a cold winter's day.
TFG: It was a perfect fire for a cold winter's day.
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