Mono Monday in Hazelwood Park

Good Morning everyone, another weekend has raced on by and the week begins and as is my habit I am sharing Mono shots for this post.

In my Wednesday Walk post last week I mentioned I had taken a nice long walk for almost an hour and a half in Hazelwood park and took a mix of shots that I will share in a couple of post, but I also got a few shots that I thought would work well in Mono.

Starting with this shot of this old Building in the park, it is Howland House, and was built in 1890

^{Sony A7iv 151mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 160}
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Someone had carved a heart in this tree I am guessing a fair while back as it seemed quite aged, and whoever did it didn't seem to have time to finish off the carving.

Now I have never seen the point of carving into a tree and even though I know that it most cases it doesn't actually damage the tree, but I am still not a fan of them.

^{Sony A7iv 61mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 200}
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As I mentioned in my Wednesday post, I didn't used to go out for many walks during the day mainly focusing on early morning walks, but for a couple of reasons I may be doing more daytime walks, and the cool thing about that is in daylight I can focus more on cool details I may see while I am walking, such as this feather laying on the ground.