Country Cruising Photos:

Well, my husband and I went on a little cruise Saturday afternoon and I thought it'd be a great time to take some fancy-pants black and white photos!

Enjoy!

The road ahead:
the road ahead

 No more snow and it's only February!
the grasslands

Just hanging out, enjoying the cruise: 
black and white photography

My love muffin and I: 
sunday funday cruise with the husband

My love muffin's arm (it's a nice arm): 
black and white photography

When you're cruising in a '52 and the window crank breaks off, 
you improvise: 
1952 old ford pickup truck

Right before I took this picture, I turned to Nick and said, 
"I'm taking a selfie...please don't judge me..." 
black and white selfie

The old '52 made it to town for a very long and
painful night of "socializing" at the local pub. 
By the way, I thought scooby snacks
would turn me into a mystery-solving/crime-fighting dog...
not try to kill me with an old lady hangover:
1952 ford pickup truck

And there we have it. My sugar-butt was getting annoyed with all of the camera action, so I had to put it away for the night. Otherwise, there would be TONS more! (maybe on the next trip)

Black and white photos are SO beautiful! Even when you're snapping a shot of a weathered door and a Macgyvered window crank.

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