Monochrome Monday a few recent edits
Good Morning, I hope you all had a good weekend
Starting the week as I usually do with a few Monochrome edits of photos, but today I thought I needed to take a break from choosing historic buildings for my mono edits, which I have tended to do a lot recently.
I do feel the historic buildings here are so suitable for mono edits to give a timeless feel, but I have been sharing so many posts and photos of historic buildings that I thought you might like something different.
Starting with this houseboat I saw on a walk a couple of weeks ago, or perhaps more, I met up with someone who had contacted me to come on a Podcast for a local artists index, and we met first and went for a walk in the area near where he lived, an area I had not walked before.
We had a good walk talked a lot and I saw some sights I had not seen before, including this houseboat with the clouds; I thought it was a good fit for a Mono edit.
Now, about the podcast, I will try to make a long story short.
After this walk he seemed a nice guy and I agreed to do the podcast, which surprised me, as I am naturaly shy and initially I was going to turn it down, we meet one other time for him to ask a few questions and take down notes, and did the podcast a couple of weeks ago, and instead of just audio they actuallt did it as video. I was nervous, but I think it went OK, and I will probably share a link to it, when they edit and post it.

Sony A7iv 18mm F8 1/320 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
Next up, I am at Fort Phoenix; these old cannons looking over the harbor worked well in MONo

Sony A7iv 17mm F11 6 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
Another one of the Cruise ships that docks here in New Bedford

Sony A7iv 19mm F11 0.8 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
And a shot of the Palmer Island Light. OK this I guess counts as a historic building, but I slipped it in :)

Sony A7iv 385mm F8 1/500 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
and to finish of a view from on top o the Elm Street Parking garage it was kinfd of misty that morning and I thought this worked well in MONO

Sony A7iv 28mm F11 1.6 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
And that’s all folks
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