Monday, March 3, 2014

Color Photo Challenge: Black, Part Two

In challenging myself to photograph 16 word prompts each month based on a color, I didn't anticipate that the color black would be difficult. But it was. Here are the last 7 photos for my February challenge.

DOOR: My front door is black. A berry wreath adorns it for winter.
 CREATURE: When it's 5 degrees outside, I wonder how these cattle stand it. Maybe lying down helps keep them warm.
 NATURE: A tree stump with black fungus growing on it looks almost like it had been burned. Does it look like a heart to you?
NEW: If you have to do dishes, you might as well have a pretty bottle of good smelling soap to help make the job more pleasurable. (Well, the lid is black!)
 STRUCTURE: I'm imagining this gorgeous urn filled with flowers this spring. Soon, I hope! Too bad it's not mine.
 INSPIRATION: The details of this old screen door remind me of the quilt that I designed a few years ago called Beaded Curtain.
 QUILT: I don't use a lot of black in quilts, I guess. My Kandinsky inspired art quilt, Test Signals,  comes the closest.
That's all folks! Green is the color for March's photo challenge. I think that will be easier...I'd love to see some of that color springing up outside, wouldn't you!

7 comments:

  1. I was only thinking about this series today! I love that quilt- so modern in its graphic design! And even I'd like doing the dishes with a pretty dispenser like that! Looking forward to a green March, including St Patricks Day celebrations soon!

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  2. Lovely photos! And I also love that quilt!

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  3. I am impressed by anyone who can operate a camera properly (I can only point and shoot). Great shots. I also took the opportunity to check out your beaded curtain quilt. Love it. It reminds me of Chinese lanterns.

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  4. Your photo challenges are always one of most favorite things to see! Love seeing your interpretation.

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  5. Love your pics! Can't wait for green.

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  6. Always fun to see what you come up with, especially for black. Not an easy color to photograph.

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  7. You take the prettiest pictures! Even the cows look good. Your selections for black are very good, especially the beaded-looking fence - my fav.

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