Monochrome Madness ~

Posted by Maverick ~ on May 13, 2014
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“There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.”  – Ansel Adams

A blog post I look forward to weekly is Monochrome Madness.  For those that might not know, this is a weekly collection of monochrome photos organized and graciously hosted by Leanne Cole in collaboration with Laura Macky.   It’s a great way to see a group of diverse and talented photographers monochrome photos all in one posting.  If you haven’t already visited, check out Monochrome Madness – Week 11 here.

3 comments on “Monochrome Madness ~”

  1. Thank you for liking “Taking Time Off to Suffer: My Blogging ‘Vacation.'” I follow Leanne Cole’s blog, and I enjoy her “Monochrome Madness” posts too! 🙂 The photos in these posts are wonderful. I like black-and-white photography in general, and it is nice to see a wide variety of styles and subjects in these posts.

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