Lu 17:24 For as the lightning, that lighteneth out of the one part under heaven, shineth unto the other part under heaven; so shall also the Son of man be in his day. ........ My Gallery
Anything works in b&w if it's done well, considered well, shot well, composed well. This one certainly is, to me rather like Stephen King meets Huckleberry Finn. Uber-drama with lots to look at, from the barely-in-the-frame sunburst on the far left to the moody murk on the right, the far and near shores, the bird, the crisscrossing clouds... mighty fine work, Sandi. If this one doesn't do well in Lyn's challenge, I'll eat my lens leash! -Nik
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This B&W version creates a hard to define but very special mood, Sandi. I have feeling that some unpredictable things will happen soon. Don't feel me at ease. If that was your goal, you've succeeded very well, LOL!!!
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You got a great idea, dear SAS. Sorry for the delay, I am still catching up with what I missed in order to have less to catch up with next time, ie tomorrow when I am going to be late again - work. :) Lt SAM & Sgt SAAB
Looks like something the old masters would do.
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