Sunday, April 12, 2009
Monochromes: Boys at Lakeside
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Taken late yesterday afternoon as the boys were just past the midway point in their round of golf on a lovely Saturday afternoon. They were in no hurry and spent a lot of time looking for golf balls that disappeared into the setting sun. More monochromes from around the world can be found at Aileni's.
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21 comments:
How many disappear in the lake ?
I love glittering water.
It is beautiful lake.
Great phot!
The sparkling water is wonderful, Michael.
I love the first photo - and I could tell it was early evening/late afternoon! there's that sort of colour about it! Even though it's b&w!
The first one was a scoop!! Loved it!! the see, and the boy... ylu can se he is dreaming away...
Were waiting for the lake to give back the balls ? Bogey Bogey Bogey
Very interesting light you caught here, Michael.
Th shimmering water looks like tin foil. One of those things you'd miss in colour. A lone figure and second one like bookends. Very nicely done.
Beautiful shimmery water. The man looks deep in thought.
Terrific shots. The simple and slow life of the golfers is great.
beautifully composed and captured!
That looks like a relaxing fun day :)
Beautiful shots and lighting!
Wonderful photos,lookes so pieceful.
Wonderful shots, I particularly like the second shot for its composition.
Great mono shots, Michael!
Ah golf .. I assume you watched the Masters?
Beautiful shot :)
this really works well in monochrome!
Sure looking forward to evening bike rides around our lakes.
This works nice in monochrome.
A very peaceful scene you have captured
Lovely! lovely !!I like the scenery..cool in B&W..Thanks for the visit.
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