Mid-Week Monochrome – That… Which Matters Most

Mid-Week Monochrome #59 — Walking the Streets

From our recent outing to the chalk festival in downtown Waco.

See Brashley’s Mid-Week Monochrome #59 here.

Mid-Week Monochrome #58: Corner of 8th Street and Austin Avenue

I like this corner…

Joining the Brashley’s Mid-Week Monochrome.

Mid-Week Monochrome #56

Simple black and whites for Brashley’s MWM challenge.

All photos © Timothy J. Hammons 2021.

Mid-week Monochrome #51 — Streets of Johnson City, TN

Streets in monochrome. This is part of Brashley Photography’s Mid-Week Monochrome Challenge.

Mid-Week Monochrome #49

It has been a while since I joined a challenge, so I thought I would remedy the problem by joining the Brashley’s Mid-Week Monochrome challenge, number 49.

The subject is the First Street Cemetery that I was walking by near the Brazos River. My favorite picture is the one just below: Private First Class Joseph Cross. I wonder if the tree that his grave is under, was there when they buried him in 1919. It looks peaceful.

Mid-Week Monochrome — 39 — Little Rock Skyline

On our recent trip to Tennessee, we stopped on the Arkansas River Trail and I loved the Little Rock skyline. Usually, on a cloud day, I would have lamented the overcast skies, but these clouds had some real character and helped enhance the scenery.

Note: this is my first post where I uploaded the pictures at the large setting instead of the full-size setting. I’ve been having trouble with the pages loading at the full-size setting and this seems to alleviate the problems. Please let me know if you noted any difference in the picture quality.

MWM #39

Mid-Week Monochrome — MWM — 38 — The Caboose

This caboose was turned into living quarters of a couple we knew. They really learned to live in small places. I think I could last about an afternoon in a caboose like that. But then again, my apartment is not much bigger.

MWM #38