Half a building for this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge 🙂
Half a Building
Tag: cees B&W
Weather in B&W
Floodwater, fog, ice and a couple of landscapes with clouds for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Weather this week 🙂
Sleeper Steps
Outdoor steps made from wooden railway sleepers for this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge 🙂
Bridges in Black and White
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
Ferris Wheel
A temporary ferris wheel located in the local town centre square – Inverness, Scotland.
Crane for Lifting Boats?
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! 🙂
Rhomboids at Rest
Cee’s B&W Challenge this week asks for geometric shapes, so here are two laid-back sun-loungers showing how best to be a series of irregular rhomboids without feeling all bent out of shape 🙂
Shadows Left Behind
Softened subtle shadows left behind on a wall for this week’s Cee’s B&W Challenge: Lost or Left Behind 🙂
Number 74
A number 74 house sign for Cee’s B&W Challenge: Numbers this week
Vanishing Point
My favourite vanishing points usually include train tracks – they have such a strong sense of infinite continuity, I find them quite hypnotic to look along. This is the single track railway swing bridge crossing the Caledonian Canal at Clachnaharry, Inverness. Because there is actually a pedestrian level crossing here, I’m OK to be standing on the tracks to take this shot 🙂
