Facebook has this little chain mail letter where you post one B&W photo a day for seven days about your life without any humans and no explanation.
I'm putting Eric Myrvaagnes up for the challenge.
I hope this wll work.
I'll give it a try, as long as each photo doesn't have to be taken on the day it's posted. I'm much too slow for that.
Welcome to the challenge. Nice image, six to go. You have to name a LuLa member to keep the up the project.
Canadian Rockies? Some of those lakes have a colour that's hard to believe or tweak to get right. And it all depends on the light at that time, of course. Anyway, this is a very successful B&W conversion IMO.
Correct. Lake O'Hara from Opabin Plateau in 1987.
Didn't I already do that? I have a busy week ahead, and so this time I'll use Eric's interpretation that images taken in the past are valid. I'm going to start with a subject that's completely out of my usual wheelhouse.
Here's my 2nd day submission, "Little Cod."
Made me think of Watson's Mick Jagger.
The Jagger/leopard facial blend is iconic, but I really like the shot with the leopard in the back seat of the car.
My day 2 shot, and another one that isn't really typical of my photography. Gordie MacKeeman at the Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival. Gordie (and his Rhythm Boys) always put on a good show.
I love it, JNB! And Lunenburg as well.
Reminder: as Tom B said, "You have to name a LuLa member to keep the up the project."
Here's my Day 3 offering: Garage doors in San Francisco, many years ago.
Day 3: Never knew garage doors could look so... ominous! Great shot.
Reminder: I guess I'd first have to find someone watching this thread before I could challenge them (aside from Rob, for whom good B&W seems no challenge at all). Perhaps the "But is it Art? section is not the most appropriate/frequented area for the challenge?
Day 3 for me. Portraiture is another genre that I do very infrequently.
Days 2 and 3 substitutes.
I like it, very Edward Weston (https://www.google.com.au/search?q=edward+weston+peppers&safe=active&rlz=1C5CHFA_enAU695AU695&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjg85TR1MTXAhUBp5QKHbSbDMwQ_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=768).
No, no, no! Too reminiscent of the Sydney Dental Hospital (https://www.emporis.com/images/details/388158/exterior-view-to-the-southwest-from-elizabeth-street).
I've heard many interpretations over the years, but this is the first time for a croissant!