Taking a Break from Horsing Around - tsb photo - Black and White - Tina Stevens-Brown Photography

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Experience the tone, texture, and dimension of these images showcasing the power of a black and white / monochromatic image. The intensity of these images draw the viewer into the scene to where it's nearly impossible to not feel the depth of the moment.

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A heavily lush forest-like area in Coons Bluff Recreation Area found within the Tonto National Forest in Arizona. The twisted branches of trees create the sense of mystery while the choice to go black and white enhances the mood.

Coons Bluff Canopy - tsb photo

Taking a Break from Horsing Around - tsb photo

Aspens in Flagstaff Black and White - tsb photos

An American Bald Eagle sitting perched on a branch ever so majestically as it surveys its surroundings near the Salt River in the Tonto National Forest in Arizona.

Salt River Bald Eagle - tsb photo

Standing at the base of a giant Sequoia Tree looking up while exploring iSequoia National Park in California.

Giant Sequoia Standing Tall Black and White - tsb photo

Black and white photo of the Chapel of the Holy Cross that sits on the top of a spectacular mountain top in Sedona, Arizona.

Chapel Of The Holy Cross B&W - tsb photo

Black and white image of the San Diego skyline taken from the edge of Centennial park across the San Diego Bay on North Island. There is a beautiful blue hue left in the sky to separate it from the cityscape and, in between two of the buildings, the viewer can see a commercial airplane coming in for a landing to San Diego airport.

San Diego Skyline B&W tsb photo

This "mane" subject decided that he was tired of grazing and had no desire to just stand around like the rest of his 20 or so "neigh"borly friends. So, he found himself a cozy little spot near the Salt River and plopped himself down for a spell. This particular image was captured when he heard me nearly trip over a rock and raised his head to see what was happening. Fortunately, I was okay, I grabbed the shot, and he felt safe enough to lay his head back down for the rest of his nap. The Salt River area of the Tonto National Forest just east of Phoenix, Arizona, is one of my favorite places to visit. Here, there are over 200 wild horses that roam freely around the land and call it home.