This week, for Leanne Coles Monochrome Madness, I delved into some of my Europe photos as I haven’t done any photography in this last week that I thought would be good in black and white.
I have taken so many photos of Le Tour D’Eiffel, its such a magnificent structure with so many layers, patterns and textures. I just cant stop taking photos of this place and when I go there I think no I wont take anymore, but I always do.
There is something magnificent about this tower that keeps me clicking.
Painting. Creating. Sharing.
rejuvenatement - not retirement
An aspiring artisan/photographer
it always knows
photography
Every Click is a Memory !
Life, nature and photography on a French Hillside
Everyday thougths into poetry
Hundefotografie / Dog photography
my journey into photography
Resin Nature Art
Because everyone likes pictures.
just rambling about ... enjoy the "post"-cards
Travel advice and impressions of a colorful world
Images of North Cascades, Skagit Valley, the Milky Way and beyond
Fine Art Photography and Poetry by Sarah Longes
musings of a frequent flying scientist
Alone with myself / The trees bend to caress me / The shade hugs my heart / --Candy Polgar
Sailing adventures and photography
a visual diary
Quench your thirst
Nature Through The Lens
Smile! You’re about to see the world through my eyes!
Landscape and Still Life Photography By Benjamin Rowe
Mostly photographs with some words by this arty scientist...
... about nothing in particular, because "Candid photography is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get". Photography by Lignum Draco, "The Wood Dragon" since 2013.
Stop, Look, and See..
Images
Having fun with photography
Travel and Wildlife Adventures
daysandmonths 
It is stunning that’s for sure. One day I will venture beyond the shores of this country…. one day….
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It only takes once Sue… then you are hooked!
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Fabulous photo, lovely tones and detail. Hoping to visit and photograph Paris next year.
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Thanks Simon. You won’t be disappointed so many photo ops, so little time. It’ sure is a beautiful place. 🙂
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