Weekly Photo Projects, Week 36

Week 36: Shades
Shades on Shades
For +Project 52 B&W our theme was Shades. I'm sure it meant shades of grey, or shades of a color turned to grey. I had no idea what I was going to shoot. The thought of finding a copy of the 50 Shades of Grey book and shooting that. Then I happened across the blinds shades in the house and started shooting those. Then I had this genius idea. Personally I like the depth of field (look at the material the shades are sitting on) a lot on this photo. I posted some other shade related shots in this gallery.

Wee 36: Metal
Rusty Bridge
For +Weekly Photo Project 2013 the theme was Metal. There were many choices to choose from but nothing really sparked my desire to photograph. I came upon this converted older train bridge that I felt was more interesting than most of the other stuff I came across.



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

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