#virginia
Hmu white girls.
Snapchat: James_bbc434
Any girls in Virginia?
Monochrome Week:
Contrast is what keeps your black and white images from looking flat; it adds dimension, and dimension can go a long way towards making a photo more engaging. It invites the viewer into the image.
But contrast isn’t just important in black and white, and not every photo needs to have a complete range of tones to be an effective image.
Some people think that low-contrast means lacking in contrast or associate it with flat. Some also believe that the more contrast there is, the better. I disagree.
High-contrast (an extreme range between bright and dark) scenes may confine a viewer’s attention for sure, but a low-contrast (with a narrow brightness range) scene may convey serenity and peace, softness and is characteristic of gentleness and mildness. Creates a feeling of delicacy and lightness.
Post link
Monochrome Week:
Of course, there is something dark in it. The whole image gives the atmosphere of isolation and melancholy. It is mystery and sense of timelessness of the world.
Post link
D.R.A.M. & SZA at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn.
Two of Mrs. Brown’s Grandchildren, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, Old Rag, 1935
Photo:Arthur Rothstein
Postmaster Brown at Old Rag, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, 1935
Photo:Arthur Rothstein
Alexandria, VA
October 2018
Dan “Frankenfoot” took a short break from the Appalachian Trail and splashed around in a river.
Post link
My friends went on a hiking trip in the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia over 4th of July weekend. While on the trail, they encountered a mother black bear and her cub. The black bear is an omnivore, and the most widely distributed bear species in North America.
Photos by Sarah Ganson & Oren Shmoel
Post link
LIttle hike around a pond with lots of frogs calling, sounded like Eastern Cricket and Green Frogs.
Saw some super fat tadpoles in the muck!
Post link
Peony time, this is one of my favorites in my garden.
A very old variety that came from my Great Grandmothers house originally.
Sometimes you need a Cou Cou Rachou Lavender Latte and a big Crunchy Almond Pastry in Cville, Virginia.
Drips and powder sugar drops expected.
Post link
Iris and Peony time in the gardens on Forsythia Hill in Charlottesville, Virginia
The Iris smell exactly like grapes!
Post link
Rhododendron in the Rain
Funny story, I was given just a teeny pup of a plant and was told a Camellia. It finally bloomed after 7 years of growth and turns out to be a Rhododendron, and a fine one at that!
But big RATS, I still don’t have a Camellia :(
Post link
