When I saw the Weekly Photo Challenge and the Word a Week Challenge, I knew I had a photo that to me would represent both challenges — Infinite and Silhouette. Let me know what you think and then click on the links below to check out more entries. Thanks!
iPhone 3G; auto enhanced with MS Picture Manager
iPhone 3G; Camera360 app
To check out more entries for Infinite click on The Daily Post
To check out more entries for Silhouette click on A Word in Your Ear
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Hard to decide. One is realistic and the other mysterious.
Me, too. One makes me wish I was at the beach; the other makes me want to nap and dream! LOL
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Like the second one very much – it’s like playing in a fog.
I think I ended up liking it best, too. But, then, I’m usually in a fog! 🙂
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Though I love both, I always like a color photo more. I love the softness of the images and perspective lines. Very beautiful!
Thanks, Johanna! I’m so often surprised at what actually appears after I point and shoot my camera phone! 🙂
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I love the foggy feel of that second shot. The first one is lovely too!
I have to agree. There’s just something about fog (or the simulation of it) — some like it, some don’t. I happen to be one who likes it! Thanks!
I like them both–and two photos definitely two very ambiances–but I think that I have a slight preference for the color one.
Thanks, Sheryl. They each definitely have a different feel about them! 🙂
Both are nice photos, but the monochrome, being without the distraction of color, makes one focus on what’s happening and on the entire mood of the scene. Because I am quite fond of the dramatic (ha ha ha) I vote for the second. 🙂
We think alike! 🙂
Both are great images, but that bottom one is really terrific-love the processing you used and the b/w really lets you take in the details-very nice Linda!
Thanks! I ended up liking the second one best, too! 🙂
This is fantastic… love the mood of the black and white!
You and me both! 🙂