The theme this week is a fun one. Dawn from The Day After has picked it for us and it is Roads, Lanes and Pathways.
You may have noticed that I also added tracks, I hope Dawn doesn’t mind.
It seems to be a natural thing in many ways to photograph the roads we travel. There is something that attracts us as it takes us to our destination. They can be beautiful and functional.
There are so many roads, lanes and pathways, though I didn’t really do any lanes.
Some are foggy, some are in infrared, some are from rainforests, some are train tracks, some are from overseas and some end in unexpected ways.
I hope you enjoy my entry for Monochrome Madness #11.
I want to thank Dawn for our theme this week. Don’t forget to go and look at her post as well.
Participating in Monochrome Madness
If you would like to participate in this challenge please post photos on your blog and use the tag Monochrome-Madness, then I can use the reader to see what you post.
You can also leave a pingback, do they still call them that? Basically, you put a link to my monochrome madness post in your post and it leaves a link in the comment section.
Don’t forget to check out the Monochrome Madness page. On this page, the next theme is announced and there is also all the information for participating. We have also included a list of themes that will be coming in the future so if you want to be able to plan ahead you can. They aren’t in order, but will happen. Please go and check it out. Click on the Monochrome Madness heading in the menu.
Also if you would like to host one week or more, let me know.
Nice contrast
Thank you.
These are very interesting and I really like them.
That is fantastic Kay, thank you.
Fantastic photographs!!
Thank you.
Ooops, I thought I’d commented on your post already, but apparently not. A lovely selection from you, from which the woodland shots might be my favourites.
Thank you Margaret.
Here’s my offering this week. It’s hovering at the edge of not being on-message, but it might just scrape past the Roads, Lanes and Pathways censor! https://margaret21.com/2024/06/29/a-walk-near-rievaulx-in-glorious-technicolor-or-as-old-school-newsreel/
I will take a look soon Margaret.
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I like the photos of long roads.
That’s great, thank you.
As a lover of infrastructure, I love the tracks and the roads. As always, black and white reigns supreme.
Thank you, infrastructure is always great.
Dark paths indeed1
My favourite kind, thank you.
Hello Leanne,
What a fantastic collection of photos! The one with the lighthouse is my favorite.
The entry I am submitting is an old post, but I hope it will do the trick: https://creativeramblings.com/poetry/sixku-19/
NB: I would love to participate one of these days. I just have to wait until I have free slots on my blog.
Thank you, I love photographing that lighthouse with that path.
If you want to host one week just let me know when.
These are great Leanne 🙂 I especially like the lighthouse shot and the foggy Daylesford one.
Thank you Sarah, that foggy image took me a while to find. I knew I had it, but couldn’t remember where in the archives.
Dear Leanne
we like your individual pictures but we have problems with your combination of pictures. Roads, lanes etc. are linear, they have a certain aim. The combination of your pictures is so to speak aimless, isn’t it?
Nevertheless, great pictures like always
The Fab Four of Cley
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Not really sure what you are talking about. They are a collection of images, put together like that so you can click on one and then scroll through each image individually with nothing else to distract them.
Beautiful gallery, Leanne. I really like the theme this week.
Thank you Sofia, I really liked it too, I think Dawn chose well. Have you considered hosting a theme one week?
I’d be honoured, Leanne, thank you. Maybe later, after the summer holidays 🙂
Wonderful, let me email you Sofia.
It’s a lovely set Leanne, specially the one with the lighthouse, the mountain and the silos 🙂!
Thank you so much PR, it was a great challenge. Have you considered hosting one week?
Oh, thanks for the offer, Leanne. I’ll be happy to host 🙂. Let’s connect over email for the details. Here’s my contact form – https://flightsofthesoul.wordpress.com/contact/
That’s great, I’ve sent you an email.
Absolutely beautiful images, Leanne!
Thank you so much Tim.
A nice selection. Particularly like the path ending in the water…
Thank you, that path was the original train line before they made the dam.
Well, well. A path with history. It did lead somewhere… Thanks for the story.
Take care
It did, you’re welcome. 😀
What a wonderful theme! Here’s my post:
https://egidio.photography/chisos-a-monochromatic-big-bend-welcome/
Thanks for the link Egidio, will check it out soon.
The infrared shots are tremendous. So beautiful.
Thank you Rebecca, I can’t wait to get a new one that works.
What a great theme and amazing photos, Leanne!
Thank you Egidio.
so interesting and what they have in common is people or animals or vehicles are always coming or going on them
So very true, I should have found some wombat trails, lol. Thank you Beth.
These are beautiful images Leanne. love the train tracks, I wish I had thought of that!
Thank you Dawn, I thought I might have been too cheeky with the train tracks, so I am glad you loved them.
Wow, very beautuful, Leanne! ❤️
Thank you so much John. 😀
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I like these, Leanne. Stretched out as far as the eye can see…lovely!
Oh yes, stretched out, I like that. Thank you Lois.
These are beautiful Leanne. Did you use your infrared camera on some? I’m still not back to full strength and activity. I’ll participate in MM when and as I can.
Thank you Anne. Yeah I did use the infrared on some of them. Don’t stress about it too much Anne, when you can. I hope you get back to full strength soon.