Boots, Violin, Cat – Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Unusual Perspective

For this weeks B&W challenge Cee asks:

This week the topic is Unusual Perspective.  It can be a photo with a different perspective than you usually take.  Stretch yourself a little with this one.   This is a topic you can really have enjoy.   Let’s see how creative you can get.  I’m looking forward to what you all decide to post.

So the first shot is from as unedited set of photos from last years trip to the Lake district in October.

The next from a dip into the archives, a shot taken while recording the Kantref album in 2014.

And the third, also from the 2014 archives, of the Coast B&B [Cornwall] cat sat on the picnic bench at the front of the building, taken from a top room window.

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Cecilia – Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Anything Related to Music

For this weeks B&W challenge Cee asks:

This week the topic is Anything Related to Music.   This is a topic you can really have enjoy.   Let’s see how creative you can get.  I’m looking forward to what you all decide to post.

So here is a picture of the marvelous Cecilia who came and played for us at the 2018 Pentreffest Rudry festival.

 

Mandals – Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Shoes or Feet

For this weeks B&W challenge Cee asks that:

This week the topic is Shoes or Feet (human or animal).   This is a topic you can really have enjoy.   Let’s see how creative you can get.

I instantly remembered this photo of my feet, it could equally be a candidate for Cee’s Oddball challenge as I have no idea why I took it.  I have used it before for a WPC but thought given it fits the bill I would rework it.  Even at this reduced resolution I advise against pixel peeping if you do not like feet or toenails!

The way to Boskednan – Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Ground: sand, dirt, grass, paths

For this weeks B&W challenge Cee asks that:

This week the topic is Ground.  Your photos can show anything that covers the ground like:  sand, dirt, grass, paths, walks, trails, etc.

So here is a picture of one of the many paths that converge on the Boskednan stone circle.