Hello everyone, welcome to week #64 of the Black and White Photography Project. Thank you so much to those of you that joined in last time.
These photographs were taken on a recent trip to Whipsnade Zoo. I love the colour versions but in monochrome they seem just that little bit more dramatic. It was such a great day, the views were just glorious.
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absolutely breath taking! I really need to improve my landscape photography.
Brilliant picture!
One of our favourite places. It’s such a wonderful location
I do love photos in their original, but yes, sometimes they get a little bit more dramatic in black and white. I love both of these shots.. seems like your girl likes the feel of it. :>
Love these, they are very dramatic in monochrome!
Such gorgeous photos. I almost want to start singing the hills are alive with the sound of music and go running across those fields.
Such beautiful photos. I love that they both have the same stance. Looks very peaceful out there x