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June 18, 2014

Black and White: Belle Grove


I've posted photos of Belle Grove Plantation many times so I'm just adding a couple of detail shots this time. I think the limestone walls and chimneys have enough contrast to show off the texture nicely in black and white pictures.

The limestone was quarried on the property, which is in the Shenandoah Valley. Even today limestone is quarried nearby. The manor house (first photo) was built in the 1790's. 


8 comments:

  1. EG CameraGirl4:30 PM, June 18, 2014

    Looks like it was built to last. The walls still look straight. Nice in B&W.

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  2. Leovi6:24 PM, June 18, 2014

    An exquisite light, wonderful tones in B & W! Excellent photos!

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  3. betty-NZ7:53 PM, June 18, 2014

    Those are quite lovely shots in monochrome. I love seeing such architecture.

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  4. William Kendall9:04 PM, June 18, 2014

    Black and white really makes the images feel timeless.

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  5. Anonymous12:55 AM, June 20, 2014

    I like the limestone. Pretty Mallard lady.

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  6. Magnus 2:18 AM, June 20, 2014

    Great b&w shots!

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  7. Adrienne2:50 PM, June 20, 2014

    The detail shows up so well in black and white - I have to get into Boston and shoot some of the architecture - always perfect for black and white! Thanks for linking up!

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  8. Anonymous4:19 PM, June 21, 2014

    Lovely stone buildings.

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