Category: Monochromerotic

Same tub from last week, but this is another one that we took while we were at the hotel for our anniversary. Just a wee bit of cleavage showing…

On our little getaway a couple of weeks ago, we took quite a few pictures in the room–doesn’t everyone? This is an edit that just shows a little bit of my bright red nail polish…

I do love me some lingerie that is strappy or has some interesting gaps in the fabric. This set is a matching bra and underwear that shows just a little bit more than usual. Snake seemed a fan…

There’s no fun spending time in a hotel without a nice tub–or is that just me? And, of course, photos must be taken….

Two weeks before we had snow, this was taken by the pool. Never let it be said that weather is boring in the desert.

It’s been getting warm here–warm enough to sit by the pool. Not quite warm enough to get in quite yet, but soon.

Thought I’d revisit a picture from 2019 and do it as monochrome–I think it still works rather nicely….

This is one of a series that we took in December. The bra is red, the jacket is green and if these colors don’t look right to you…Lol. Sepia edit.

Just a little edit on a “good morning” picture for Snake.

I shared several photos from this on Wednesday, but I thought I’d play around with some color edits on my favorite.

This sweater is bright red, but I love how you notice all of the texture on the sweater and pillow when it is sepia.

I edited another one of my morning images for Snake this week. A little soft focus, a little cropping and black and white.

Played around a bit with this picture that was one that I sent to Snake this week.

Snake got me a new set of gloves for a New Year’s gift….

It is winter–even if it doesn’t feel like it here–so I thought I’d try for a bit of an icy feel to this picture.

2020 is past and I don’t imagine most of us will miss it. For my first post of 2021, and the first one of the fresh start prompt, I thought I’d share my morning fresh start.

The black and white aspect really highlights the details on the pattern–I like it!

I was surprised how much the sepia made the chrome pop and my feet fade into the background.

Played a bit with filtering the color so there is only a wee bit of the purple remaining…

It’s amazing how taking the color away makes the design look so much more abstract…they really are blue flowers.

We took this picture last week while we were playing with the Halloween prompt. This week I gave it a bit of a pop–looks a little burlesque-y, doesn’t it?

Played a little with some sheer fabric for a bit of a ghostly image for the holiday…