Monomad Challenge - My Monochrome Adventures

Although I like the world of color and color photographs very much and I like them very much but sometimes, to try something different, I post in the black and white community. Although I don't know how to edit black and white photos, but when I see the posts of this community, every time I think that I should also publish my photos after editing them like this.

It is a different thing that I am not able to edit like other people, however, I am very impressed with the editing skills of @himalayannomad, our brother edits black and white very well. It took me more time to edit black and white photos as compared to color photos, more means three times the time. It took about 40 minutes to edit only 16 photos of this post.

I have a lot of photos of flowers, from which I very carefully picked out photos in which the subject is white. I think such photos are a little easier to edit. The photos are from around Rimbik, a small village in West Bengal. It was the month of May when I went there to volunteer in a trail race. So while roaming around there I clicked these photos which are in front of you today.

Some photos are of daisy flowers while some photos are of other flowers whose names I do not know. There is a river flowing here whose name is Khola, there are some clicks of this too. By evening when the forest started getting dark, I tried long exposure, the results were not that sharp but I was happy with them. After editing the photos became strange.

And the last photo is of a pigeon whose color was actually black and white, it was more fun to edit its photo because the pigeon was already colorless. So that's all for today's post, because now I am not able to understand much what to write, so okay friends, we will meet in the next post where I will try to edit better.

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge.

Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to translate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from canon 77D (50-250mm, 50mm) and edited in lightroom, post thumbnail created in adobe photoshop.