Monochrome Monday - a few recent edits from here and there around New Bedford MA
Good morning, and have a good week. You may have noticed that for my Monochrome Monday post I used to often say some photos from recent walks, but that has changed to some recent edits; that's because for the last couple of weeks I haven't been out for any walks, as I promised my wife to listen to the doctors for a few days and then still had some issues that extended until I see the GI Doctor on Tuesday (note as I write this that is tomorrow, but as you read it it is a week ago ) and with the weather cooling, I am not sure I will get out for any early morning walks for a while, but hopefully I can get things settled and get out at least for some daytime walks ;)
Starting with a shot of the Seamen's Bethel building, which I have shared photos of before, but mostly from the other side beside the chapel; one day I got this view from, I guess, the rear of the building.
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And at the port a view I walk by every time I visit there, and one I mostly edit in color, but felt this one worked OK in Monochrome.
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This next one is a small bridge in Buttonwood Park, over a little stream that runs from the big pond to a smaller one. I was unsure which I preferred, color or Mono, as the bridge has some colors painted on it the rails and such but ended up deciding I preferred this version.
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The FReestones building. The landmark Victorian-era brick and stone building previously housed the historic N.P. Hayes Locksmith Shop (founded in the 1880s by Norman Paris Hayes), a well-known fixture of the historic district
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