This week’s topic on Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge is Trees.
A new angle on a palm tree, dwarfed, waiting for the coconut to fall. This isn’t a coconut tree so that was highly unlikely, just as well.
©2015 Regina Martins
Lying down on a bench next to the beach, looking up at these lofty fronds. Still no coconuts, just as well.
©2015 Regina Martins
Nature shaping nature – the force of the desert wind moulding the weaker tree trunk into a new shape.
©2015 Regina Martins
Dry branches on the brink of new Spring growth.
©2015 Regina Martins
One of the beauties of Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
©2015 Regina Martins
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I have always loved to see the palm trees in their green colour, I must admit they look so natural even in black and white. It goes to show that black and while photos still have a good effect.Nice photographs.
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These particular photos make good black and white photos due to the texture of the fronds. I’m still new to black and white photography. Thank you for your compliment, I greatly appreciate it :-).
Very nice! I love the overlapping palm fronds, the skewed conifer, and I’m a sucker for giant tree trunks.
Thanks Cathy! The skewed conifer is also a favourite of mine 🙂
Your trees are wonderful this week. I like the slanted one over the house.
Thanks Cee! I’ve been to my friend’s place in Namibia a number of times, but it was only during the last visit that I went for a walk and saw the tree from that angle for the first time.