The theme for this week’s Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge is Cars, Trucks, and Motorcycles. These were taken at various car shows over the years.
A vintage VW microbus.
This VW microbus was a sunny yellow and perfect for glamping
I don’t know how old this Impala is, but the interior of my car never looked this good
This car reminds me of the Sunday drives my grandparents took me on when I was a child. Of course, it wasn’t in a car like this.
My lone motorcycle for the week
This week’s theme is ‘Facial Features’, either human or animal. I took a few liberties as you will see with the final photos. One thing this challenge showed me is that I don’t take many photos of people, and that is really too bad as people are what make photographs come alive. Worse than that, I rarely have my own photo taken. The one below is one of those rare moments (taken without my knowledge). We were in Cozumel, on a beach and I was having the time of my life as waves washed over my feet and legs.
Every year, my son composes his annual digital Christmas card that he sends to all his friends. Every year has a different sort of theme. This was his nerdy 70’s look.
Animals often tell us a lot with their facial expressions. This is a Capuchin monkey. I chose this one because of the eyes. To me, the look old and wise, but also innocent and trusting
I couldn’t not include my cat Mickey, who decided to leave home one day. This is my favorite photo of him. I love the expression in his eyes.
This is a stone angel that I photographed in a local cemetery with a prayerful look on her face.
Lastly, the Selena Memorial in Corpus Christi Texas
I hope you enjoyed my photos. Feel free to leave a comment and let me know what you think. ~~~Susan
Almost too late for this Cee’s Black and White Challenge for March 15th, but not quite 🙂 Here are my entries for the theme ‘Bikes of Any Kind’. I hope you enjoy these. Let me know if you do.
Bicycle Art (Victoria British Columbia)
From Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
Not the best photo but I have always liked it (very colorful when not B/W)
Pedi-cab in Victoria BC
This week’s topic is Small Subjects. Size is relative, as I hope to show in the following three photos. The first is a run-of-the-mill grasshopper, found in everyone’s yard during the hot Oklahoma summer months. Sometimes it seems like my entire yard is nothing more than a grasshopper haven.
The second photo is mother and child on the beach. The mother watches as the small boy investigates the wet sand. She is ready to take action in case her little boy decides to explore too much.
Nothing about New York City could be considered small, but when you look from afar at the New York skyline, soaring World One Trade Center diminishes all others.
Mysteries with a side of romance
Expanding the horizon, one word at a time.
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