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Greetings, fellow sentient beings!

This here is my нев entry for the [daily monomad challenge](https://peakd.com/hive-142159/@monochromes/monomad-november-22nd-please-read-the-contest-rules-before-submitting-your-images-qk7n9h), take a look at the rules within the link.

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![Autumn_Forest_2020_ph001_s_BW.jpg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/manoldonchev/MsdnCDFZ-Autumn_Forest_2020_ph001_s_BW.jpg)


_The Monomad Autumn Forest in the misty morning._

Camera Settings:

Aperture F 9; Shutter Speed 0.8 sec.; Light Sensitivity ISO 100; Focal Length 50 mm.

Sony Alpha 6000 with a 16-50 mm kit lens.

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Well, yeah, colors are not that intense under cloudy or foggy lids but the way shapes come out of the low-visibility area...

Worth it.

I did post a photograph with cows on that same loan a few days ago. Yo can find it easily. I though about a fun fact that might not seem that fun to a bull if he were thinking about it.

Being color blind, animals still have the brain conditioning to make difference between colors, as we say, or various parts of the spectrum. They discern tones and can still tell red from blue from yellow, etc.

You can tell which leaves were yellow in the picture above, I suppose. You can see the grass was not fresh and green.

Why am I writing about this? Because I love how black and white photography shows reality in a more...subtle way.

I prefer whispering to screaming.

Most of the time, at least. Because there's time to scream and time to whisper. I can appreciate all various aspects of reality. I can appreciate a nice visual scream, too.

But when it's silent, I love listening for whispers.

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Take care!

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Yours,

Manol

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