
New shoes for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Shoes, Boots, Slippers this week 🙂
Or not, depending on my mood
New shoes for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Shoes, Boots, Slippers this week 🙂
Cee’s Black and White Challenge this week asks for unusual perspectives, so here’s a distorted view of my living room as seen through the bottom of a drinking glass 🙂
At this time of year it can still be slightly dark when I walk to work – this was taken the other morning on the footbridge crossing the River Ness. I love the semi-silhouette of the skyline, the greys and whites of the sky and water, and the different blacks of the buildings. Even in full colour there’s a calming monochrome quality to the view…
So I’m going to cheat and use my post for both today’s Stream of Consciousness Saturday and this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge 🙂
Walking home from work in the pouring rain along Bank Street, Inverness – even with my brolly up against the worst of it I was absolutely soaked by the time I got home! 🙂
Half a building for this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge 🙂
Floodwater, fog, ice and a couple of landscapes with clouds for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Weather this week 🙂
Outdoor steps made from wooden railway sleepers for this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge 🙂
A selection of bridges in black and white from my archive for Cee’s B&W Challenge this week 🙂
All images taken in March 2020
A temporary ferris wheel located in the local town centre square – Inverness, Scotland.
Cee’s Black & White Challenge this week asks for only one, two or three wheels on display, so instead of going for a moving vehicle I’ve chosen this image of a crane that is maybe used for lifting boats out of the water? It sits on the quayside next to multiple leisure boat moorings, quietly doing its own thing. Anyway, whatever it is used for, luckily for me there are three wheels showing on this wheel-and-pulley system so it seemed to be the perfect fit! 🙂