Mono Monday lets look at trees

Good Morning another weekend has flown on by and the work week begins, well to be honets not for me being retired, but i do have a couple of Drs appointments coming up including a Colonoscopy this morning, well that was the plan but the called and the Dr wasnt available so thats put off till April now

As is my habit on Mondays I am sharing a few Mono images, and for this week I decided to go with the theme of trees

STarting with this shot in Buttonwood Park, mostly mono but with a splash of color keeping the yellow lines surrounded like a tunnel by trees

^{Sony A7iv 28mm F5.6 1/250 Sec ISO 100}
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Next up perhaps for some a bit dark and Moody in the Oak Groove cemetery, I find I like to edit a lot of shots I take in Cemeteries in MOno gives a sort of timeless feel

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and still in the cemetery, I do love trees when they are full of leaves and so greem, but they still look pretty cool when bare in winter and you get to see all the twists and turns of the limbs and branches

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And back in Buttonwood Park, often when I visit there i park near the Warming house/senios centre and then I will walk along this path to the other sid eof the pond

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And this one perhaps the focus is more onthe building but it is surrounded by trees, this is inthe Haskell Public Gardens

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^{Sony A7iv 28mm F11 1/125 Sec ISO 320}
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And to finish off a shot in the Historic District idowntown here in New Bedford, I do find shots witholder buildings and cobblestone streets i do like to try in MOno

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