Weekly Photo Projects, Week 42

Week 42: Black and White
Foggy day on the pier
I've been shooting/processing a lot of black and white photos over the course of October, so when I saw the theme for +Weekly Photo Project 2013 was Black and White, I wasn't as excited for it as I had been about a month ago. A foggy day, making high contrast black and whites harder to come by, didn't help. But a foggy day does make it easier to "see" in monochrome. I wanted to somehow use the fog in my shot, and I think this worked out pretty well.

Week 42: Leaves
Straight on leaf
For +Project 52 B&W I knew what kind of shot I wanted. That cliche shot of a fallen leaf either in a puddle or just on the ground. As you can see, this is not that shot. This is the shot I take when I procrastinate and don't have the time to get the shot I wanted. I do like how it came out though, with the detail looking nice.


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

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