Lake Michigan – an early Spring photo by Karl
I took this photo of the seawall.
This is another interesting photo by Karl, after an early Spring storm.
I am wondering how some of my photos may look in a journal with black and white photography.
Ellen Grace Olinger
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin 
I encourage you to put your lovely black and white photos in a journal and offer it to your readers.
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Dear Charley, Thank you for your encouragement. I hope to create some books, poems and photos.
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The third picture is just wow! Absolutely stunning!
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We thank you.
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i like the black and whites as well. the ice cascade is strong. and the other two work as well. black and white can be really strong in ways that are different than color (as i see it).
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Dear Rick, Thank you. I also would like to learn how to create haiga. I don’t know how to add words to the image as you do with your art.
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aloha Ellen. i would be glad to help you get started creating your haiga. i think it would be easier through email if that would be okay with you. if this is okay, send me an email and we can go from there. we can also work on it here if you prefer.
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Dear Rick, Thank you – I will send an email when I have some ideas to share. I deleted your address from your comment. Hope interested readers visit your site. Thanks again!
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Such lovely photos. Enjoyed them all. 🙂
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Dear Irene, We thank you.
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Amazing photography. So very interesting what nature can do! I’m sure they would look great in black and white, Ellen.
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Dear Iris, We thank you.
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