Genesis 41:27

beautiful BW-job.

Eine eindringliche Mahnung, uns auf das einzustellen, das kommen kann. Und ein excellentes Foto obendrein!

Superbe n&b

OH, I DON'T SEE IT AS A LACK OF AN INTERESTING SUBJECT TO PHOTOGRAPH -- WHEN ONE USES THEIR IMAGINATION, WONDERS NEVER CEASE.

Good to plan ahead. Great composition in mono.

Well taken, Marta, it is a most interesting object (as are all objects when seen in photographs). Good luck.

An interesting photo with many good thoughts.

"Four good things there are in the world: old wood to start fires; old wine to drink by the fire; old books to read in; and old friends to trust."
Alfons X.

In bw a perfect and attractive subject with lots of interesting textures!
You are lucky in being able to heat with wood, most of us will just have to turn down the heating as far as possible.

Deine Aufnahme gefällt mir sehr gut mit dieser SW Umsetzung liebe Marta,toll gemacht:))

Ja,wie es heuer im Winter wird,das weiß zur Zeit keiner,da hast du schon gesorgt,dass du Brennholz hast :))

Wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))

Bel hommage en cette journée mondiale de la photographie.
Bon week-end.

You have managed to find beauty in the mundane things. Excellent use of mono to emphasize the textures.

Happy World Photography Day, Marta!

Excellent monochrome! Stay well!

The Black & White format hints of Winter and a stark reality of what is to come in several months.

You are right to make wooden provisions, even if it seems weird to think about winter when you have such high temperatures... It was also hot in our region (sometimes up to 40°), but during the nights it was always cooling down.

et oui nous en sommes au même point chez moi,, l'été caniculaire avec 39 degrés,, et l'hiver est très appréhendé

Full of black & white interest.

A great image and very apt subject for W.P.D. I hope you have a nice week Marta

We have a lot to chop too. Wish you well with it. Maybe I’ll do some tomorrow

Un beau n&b

I like the emphasise on the dark tones without losing the lighter ones.

Well I find this a very interesting subject. There can be such beauty in our everyday world - and you have created that here. I am very connected to trees, and love that you have done this in black and white which brings out the wonderful details of the rings of the trees. It's interesting to me how there are so many details in all areas of the photo (it would be wonderful really large), but those details don't compete with each other. Probably in color they would compete. Instead this lets my eye wander all over the photo and not get stuck in one place.

You probably already know I love square photos also. I learned on a square format camera, way back when, and it still resonates deeply with me. I like how it gives me a different view of the world than my normal daily vision does (which is kind of more 16:9ish).

I find black and white nature photography very difficult. What inspires you to choose black and white for a photo such as this?

Happy (belated) World Photography Day!