Weekly Photo Projects, Week 28

Week 28: Closure
Closing out the day
This was a last minute pick. With the theme of Closure for the +Project 52 B&W group I was out of ideas. I had some road closure signs, and some closed doors, but I didn't like any of them. So while I was processing another group of shots I began thinking maybe a sunset shot, that closes out the day, could be used. I don't normally think of sunset shots in black and white because it's the colors of a sunset that makes a shot interesting. But the clouds, the silhouette, and the sun just dipping behind the head seemed to work for me. I'll post the color version in the near future.

Week 28: Animals
Standing Tall
You would think with a theme like animals I could have come up with something better than this for +Weekly Photo Project 2013. Sadly, no. I even got turned down by a dog owner. It seems when I'm not looking to photograph an animal they're all over, but the minute I need one they vanish.



You can view my Weekly Photo Project album here.
My black & white project album here.

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