Monday, November 30, 2009

Monochrome Monday

View from the Granary Burial Ground on Tremont Street. Church in the background is the Park Street Church. You can view other b&w photos at the Monochrome Weekly, hosted by Aileni.

19 comments:

  1. The shadows and contrast are perfect! Great photo.

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  2. The shadows certainly 'make' this shot of early morning or late evening. Which?

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  3. Impressive shot, Clueless! Well composed and great contrast!

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  4. Fantastic monochrome! Sparkling black and whites in perfect balance!

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  5. Like it so much my friend, the shadows was stunning beautiful.

    Have a nice monday.

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  6. The shadows born from the winter sun give a great depth to the picture . And with that special light, what should be a sad picture becomes a nostalgic but luminous shot..

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  7. I like the lines of the headstones, and then the church spire behind them. Maybe it's because it's in a city, but the cemetery looks tidier than many of those around here.

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  8. Me too like the lines of the heastones. And the shadows and the light coming through the trees. Perfect.

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  9. I love the perspective on this. You keep us a bit at a distance and yet there's a certain vertigo pulling us down into the image.

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  10. your shots are so great, why don't you enlarge them!

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  11. Looks like it could have been taken anytime in the last 100 years.

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  12. This is stunning with fantastic shadows.

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  13. You do know how to pick your lighting. Your photo works at all levels. This one is a real keeper. Thanks for dropping by for a Subway ride.

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  14. I love the pattern that the shadows create. And the sun light coming through the trees. You did an great technical job!

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  15. Very nice perspective with this fleeing shadows!

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  16. The light and composition are very nice in this strong b/w shot!

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  17. This is how I remember Boston. This is also how I imagine it to have been one hundred years ago.

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  18. I really like the angle of the shadows, the dark and light...

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  19. Great photo. Looking at your pictures really makes me miss Boston. I have to get back for a visit soon.

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