Finding images of two different things in one shot, for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week, was not as easy as you might think. Most of the time I focus on just one thing and if I take a broader view there are bound to be more than two items in the image. Then there’s the question of whether the picture will translate well into black & white. So with all this in mind, it took me quite a while, searching through the photo files, to come up with something that I thought would suit the topic.
You might associate a lighthouse with a ship but not necessarily a car, which is the sight that greeted us at a rest area in Michigan.
This magpie seemed intent on us finding Lady Finger Point Trail, on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake in Utah, perching on the sign as though showing us the way.
A giant golf ball and club head, on display outside The Golf Center in Des Plaines, Illinois.
Part of an Underground Railroad display in the basement of the Taylor House in Freeport, Illinois, home of the Stephenson County Historical Society.
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You have some wonderful twos for this week’s challenge.
Thanks, Cee! I always enjoy finding shots for these challenges.
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I sure hope you are having a wonderful week.
Thanks, Cee! Looking forward to participating in the Circles and Curves Challenge.
These are such great photos. You have a really good eye.
Thank you, Regina!
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Nicely done, really love the lighthouse.
Thank you!
These are great entries! Love the magpie.
Thank you! We saw a lot of magpies while in Utah.
Mmm. Beautiful birds, but I do hate them…they eat the little ones in my garden. Both eggs and newly born.
We don’t seem to have any magpies here in our area. I had no idea they were so aggressive.
I was surprised to see the picture from the Golf Center in Des Plaines, which is where I live! Re the lighthouse: are the bathrooms inside the lighthouse? My favorite of this group of photos is the chair.
We don’t live too far from Des Plaines. And no, the bathrooms were in a separate building.