B & W Photo Challenge: Texture Mystery…What is This?
Every Tuesday, Sonel at Sonel’s Corner posts a new theme for the black-and-white-photo challenge.
This week’s challenge is: Texture: the appearance or feel of the surface of any kind of material.
How many textures can you see in this photo?
Photo credit: Janice Heck
Can you guess what this is? (I’ll give you the answer tomorrow.)
Reblogged this on Black and White Weekly Photo Challenge Entries.
What a great selection for textures Janice! Great shot and thanks for taking part hon. Much appreciated. 😀 *hugs*
Thanks for reblogging my Texture post, Sonel. I enjoy this challenge. Thanks for sponsoring it.
7 textures. Looks like a concrete pillar turned on its side.
Not a concrete pillar. Good guess though.
Jan,
I’m guessing 10 texures, but I may be counting one or two twice.
Glenda, your guess is as good as mine. I have counted several times and come up with different answers.
Thought it was a wheel …..for a while. No idea, so will have to wait.
Wheel…yes, that’s part of it. Answer coming soon.
I think there are 8 🙂
The wooden part looks like its part of something circular, like a table or a wheel.
Ah, yes. You are getting warm. The wooden part is definitely part of something circular, like a … wheel.
Hi Janice, great take on Sonel’s prompt for her B&W challenge … so many innate textures 🙂
i would like you to thank you for your kindness at appreciating what i wrote for my first year in blogging … i am indeed touched, i hope you will visit again — April
Thank you, too, for your comments. And yes, I will visit again. I have your blog in my WPReader. I see that we have joined some of the same challenges….AtoZ and others. I love it when I see people meeting a milestone in their writing. That’s encouraging to all of us. It tells us all to keep on writin’. I am at 18 months myself. Take care.
although i was not there on your first to cheer you on, i will be there to greet you on your second in March, am i right? sorry, i am such a loser with numbers 😉
March is right, after a feeble start in January 2012. I’ll celebrate the March “finally got it going” date.