Black & White vs Color Challenge

 

 

 

Black & White vs Color Photo Challenge

 

 

 

 

Black & White vs Color Challenge

 

 

Black & White vs Color Photo Challenge

It’s dog food delivery day!

 

 

 

 

Black & White vs Color Photo Challenge

I love buildings that have been unchanged for decades.

 

 

Black and White vs. Color Challenge

With subzero temps and lots of snow outside, I thought it might be nice to see a summer view.

 

Black & White vs. Color Challenge

 

 

Black & White vs. Color Challenge

This is another photo from my friend Harold.  Aren’t the patterns cool?  Can you guess where he found them?  Scroll down to see.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total Face Palm!

I usually title these sorts of posts “I’m An Idiot,” but I’ve done that so often I thought I’d use something else.  I’ve missed a wonderful opportunity and I want to rectify the situation.

We’ve been having a lot of fun doing these Black & White vs. Color photo challenge posts and I’d had some folks do them on their blogs and ping back to me.  I’m looking at you Dee Dee!  I’m looking at some other people, too.  I should have reblogged them all so everyone could see them.

I’m an idiot!  See, I couldn’t help but put that in there.  I’m sorry, I should have thought about his before now.  TOTAL FACE PALM!  Ok, that’s kind of a sly face palm, but it’s a dragon so…ya know.

Sooo, I would like those of you who have done this challenge on their own blogs to send me the links so I can properly reblog.  Watch out people, there will be photobombing!  Right, Dee Dee?  She’s my most loyal “photo comparer person.”

From now on, I promise I will reblog all posts from other blogs that ping back to me.  I need to share the photo goodness.

In the meantime, I’ll just be over here ——->  in the corner…hanging my head in shame…with a very red forehead!

 

Featured image from Farloft’s Rhetoric

Black & White vs. Color Challenge Ancient Apple Tree

One of the apple trees in an ancient orchard way down in our field.  It’s probably well over a hundred years old.  Even though the branches keep breaking, the tree puts out new ones.  There are about a half dozen trees down there and the deer love the apples they produce!