Week 13 - I Heart Faces Photo Challenge

Dramatic Black and White Photo Challenge

I've always loved black and white images ...
I remember looking at my parent's photo albums when I was a young girl ...
I think that's where my love for the 'colorless' images began!

This is my dear, sweet husband.
We were at a living history museum and he decided to have
a little fun with the hats in the local store!
The color version is nice, but, removing the color does give it a 'dramatic' effect!

To see more black and white images,
head on over to I Heart Faces by clicking the link below,
then click on all the participating sites at the bottom of the page!

A Day . And Night . Around Town

My husband and I spent one day around the downtown area ...
these are a few of the images I captured in the city of Indianapolis.

I also entered most of these at CaptureIndy.
They are putting together a coffee table edition filled with imagess that speak 'Indy'.
If any of you saw that and voted .... thank you!

A sunny view of our State Capitol building.
. The Indiana State House .

. The Scottish Rite Cathedral .

. A beautiful building inside, as well as out .



The corner of Market Street and the Circle downtown ...

and another view of our State House .



Such a refreshing site ... children playing, carefree, in the sparkling water
among the fish, at the fountain on University Square .

A quaint downtown coffee shop to rest our feet
and enjoy of nice cup of Espresso.

A view of our downtown skyline from across White River.

Yet another view of our Indiana State House.
Hmmm, looks like they're busy at work, making the world better for all of us {?}.

A 'reflective' view of the Indiana State Museum
as seen from the Canal Walk downtown.

A busy downtown city street during a sunny late afternoon.

This is a side view of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument
which sits on the circle in the center of our busy downtown city.

A lonely city street in Fountain Square.

Hope you enjoyed seeing a bit of the Hoosier City!
More to come .....

. remember when .

. Remember When .
A trip back in time at Conner Prairie Living History Museum