Tag Archives: #B&W

Monday Mono – as the Crow Flies…

Posted on 17/12/2018 by aj vosse

Well, technically speaking… as the crows fly! There are two of them, if my last count was correct. The photo was taken on Saturday afternoon… as the last bit of Storm Deirdre swept by… and oh boy, did she sweep! … Continue reading →

Posted in #Arklow, #Co Wicklow, #Ireland, Factual Opinion, Photography, Seasons, The Birds and the Bees, Travel | Tagged #B&W, #bird watching, #birds, #colour, #flying, #Irish Sea, #Mono Monday, #monochrome, #motivation, #rain 🌧☂, #sea, #storm 🌬, #tongue in cheek 😈, #wildlife photography, #wind, #winter ❄, Christmas, crows, grey, seagull, seascape | 2 Comments

CFFC – Unawares!

Posted on 15/12/2018 by aj vosse

I have never used this photo… never quite sure if the folk snapped here would come looking for me if I did! A wee bit of background… I don’t have any, apart from the fact that the photo was taken … Continue reading →

Posted in #Dublin, #Ireland, Photography, Travel | Tagged #B&W, #Dublin, #happy snapper, #people watching, #photography 📷, #street photography 🎨, #tongue in cheek 😈, #urban photography 📷, CFFC, city life, Dublin streets, faces, press photographers, streets, Walking | 2 Comments

Mono Monday – Crossing the Line?

Posted on 10/12/2018 by aj vosse

Baby it’s NOT cold outside! Promise… in fact, it’s Baltic! Or… Arctic… or could I now be in trouble for using old (read Eurocentric…) terms to describe a feeling? Seems, these days the PC correct social warriors are wrecking everything. … Continue reading →

Posted in Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Photography, The Birds and the Bees, Writing | Tagged #abstract, #B&W, #bird watching, #birds, #bullshit, #colour, #contrast, #Mono Monday, #monochrome, #motivation, #music, #questions, #tongue in cheek 😈, #truth, #wildlife photography, crows, democracy, emotions, opinion, PC | 2 Comments

Motoring Mono Monday!

Posted on 05/11/2018 by aj vosse

Motoring Mono Monday! Yep… I’ve long wanted to place a few of these photos. Have you ever tried to get snaps off at a hummingbird hawk moth? (Do click here to read an article on BirdWatchIreland’s site about the moths … Continue reading →