textured layers
Submitted to Monochrome Madness Challenge, Week 11,
hosted by Leanne Cole and Laura Macky.
Monochrome Madness Challenge: Week 11
textured layers
Submitted to Monochrome Madness Challenge, Week 11,
hosted by Leanne Cole and Laura Macky.
Visual Venturing 
Rich texture and lovely B&W Stacy, congrats again! (I’d like to see this photo in A&B section)
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Thanks, Jaime! I haven’t yet figured out A&B post for this Friday, so maybe this might be it 🙂
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Oh, cool!
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Gorgeous textures! And so beautifully composed. Love it Stacy.
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Thanks, Madhu! Cropping is a wonderful tool, isn’t it 😉
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It certainly is! 🙂
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You have such a eye for detail, Stacy. You’re photos always draw me in for a second, third and fourth look!
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Laura, I appreciate you appreciating my eye 🙂 Seriously, thanks for your ongoing support. We definitely have a mutual admiration society!
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Love this! The swirls are like eyeballs making me want to move in closer to for a better view. What lies behind? Is this a gate to a private garden; a hallowed gravesite? Or perhaps a wrought iron fence acting as a barrier of beauty. The textured layers of Monochrome Madness are exquisitely haunting. Well done!
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Thanks, Debby! As for what lies behind, I love the stories you have painted with your descriptions, so I won’t divulge, as imagination is oftentimes much better than reality 😉
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Very nice. I like the gate decor against the brick & ivy wall. Well done. 🙂
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Thanks, Karen! My eye is naturally drawn to wrought iron. Throw in the brick and the ivy, and I’m on board 🙂
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You’ve captured the textures, light and shade all perfectly 🙂
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Thanks, Andrew! I found my number of decision points in converting this photo were far less numerous than with last week’s photo, with much more pleasing results 🙂 I think most of that has to do with a better composed photo to begin with!
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