Sometimes, when there is no distraction of color, the image is no longer just a photo but a clean, honest, deeper look at life.
I wasn't sure what I was going to photograph after reading the prompt, but then my girls came to spend the week and I wanted to capture a moment between them. The two of them adore each other and there is always a lot of laughing going on. Trying to get a shot without one of them moving proved to be quite difficult.
I wasn't sure what I was going to photograph after reading the prompt, but then my girls came to spend the week and I wanted to capture a moment between them. The two of them adore each other and there is always a lot of laughing going on. Trying to get a shot without one of them moving proved to be quite difficult.
But then I got this shot and I couldn't have been happier!
Click on the links below to see more moments captured in black and white.
Have a happy and blessed Easter weekend!
xo Annette xo
105. a week with my girls
106. listening to Shylee read stories
107. seeing more signs of spring each day
108. using my phone for discounts at stores
Annette, what a wonderful set of photos! You captured some special memories.
ReplyDeleteThere is something special about black and white photos, they put emphasis on the subject and the eyes focus on what matters without wandering off into the background.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely shots and that last picture is perfect. :)
You have some great shots there A. and the last one totally precious :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Anna sometimes you just can't beat a good B.& W. photo :)
I feel the best shots I have ever taken of my family are the ones in B.& W.
Happy Easter to you and your family too :) Cheers, T. :)
Oh just gorgeous! The live they have for each other really shines in their faces.
ReplyDeleteThere's something about a portrait photo in b&w... just gorgeous shots!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter x
These photos are so sweet. You and the girls will cherish them forever I'm sure! I have to agree about black and white photos. I feel the same way when watching old movies.
ReplyDeleteEach photo is perfect in its own way. I actually love the one with the younger girl blurred a bit.
ReplyDeleteReally sweet photos. Looks like they share a unique bond. The black and white really makes us concentrate on the energy between them. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat treasured shots for sure!! Love them all. And how special each one is!
ReplyDeleteI adore B&W photography for exactly that reason. Removing the distraction of the color makes the subject stand out. Great shots of your girls.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful shot, black and white really dose capture a specie moment! It would look great framed, making it a treasured keepsake forever!
ReplyDeleteValerie
Everyday Inspired
All these pictures captured a special moment, but I adore that last one, I'm sure you will treasure it always!
ReplyDeleteThe side lighting in the last one is brilliant. A lovely B&W shot.
ReplyDeleteEileen @ In My Playroom (also doing Focus on Life 2014)