Scavenger hunt

I enjoy your prose connections to your photos itsallart and darkslinger.

I have a hard enough time coming up with a picture let alone prose to go with it.

Since we are getting closer to April now I will reaffirm my list for April.

Tool
Drink
Food
Landscape
Black and White

Happy hunting.

Thanks CameraMan. That's a good list for April.

Final shot today...RED

"The fence rose up in front of him like a raging fire; a barrier to his progress but not to what he would achieve."

cool!

darkslinger wrote in post #17495965
Final shot today...RED

"The fence rose up in front of him like a raging fire; a barrier to his progress but not to what he would achieve."

really nice

That red fence really stands out against the background. Nice contrast.

Thank you itsallart, cubatahavana and Don, much appreciated.

I had big, big plans for this month and then, as is so frequently the case, life got in the way. At one point I considered trying to take pictures of alternate definitions of the colors -- for example, instead of taking a photo of something that's the color green I'd take a photo of something that's "green" meaning environmentally friendly. Another thought was to take photos of just about whatever I wanted to and give them each a garish pop-art Warhol-ish treatment in post. But my favorite idea that I didn't get around to was inspired by something CameraMan said when he saw the list of topics for March -- he said something like 'I guess I'll have to put away the black-and-white film for this month'. And I thought - why? The idea was to photograph familiar things that are usually a certain color -- an apple for red, a sprawling endless lawn for green, etc. -- but photograph them with black and white film. I still think that could be awesome, but I just didn't have the time.

In the end though, I barely ended up hunting at all. I took all these photos on the first weekend of the month when I was on a getaway to a beach town. Had a couple film cameras with me at all times and was loving the color I saw around town. So I basically threw the actual list out the window and just went out shooting "color", without looking for any specific color.

Without further ado... my photos of "color":

Bikes Under Stairs:
I was drawn in by the color of the sidewalk and siding leading into the brick leading into the underside of the stairs -- and I like the colors of the bikes themselves too.
Shot with a Canon EOS IX on Ferrania aps film.

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MichiTimm, what a wonderful set of images! Really enjoyed them

Really good set Michi

Damn the rules, and full speed ahead...great series MichiTimm!

I like the OINC photo.

Fantastic work, Michi!


I tried to come up with something different for my last one, like green with envy, or something like that, but I didn't.

So...Tucked in all that Green, the wisteria grows.
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Stina, your wisteria is absolutely beautiful Mine's barely opened