CEE’S BLACK & WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE:
GEOMETRIC SHAPES
Architecture, indoors, outdoors. Our cartons, cars, benches, porches, and pillars. All in cracking monochrome. Of course.
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Marilyn this is a marvelous gallery of shapes for this week’s black and white challenge. Thanks so much for playing.
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Thanks. There are some favorites that actually I turned into black and white because I thought they looked better in monochrome 🙂
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I’ve noticed more architecture photos that before? Perhaps I’ve rubbed off on you? But of course I’m starting to dabble in nature, which is new for me.
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A little of both. I follow you and you are the reason I have a Q7 🙂 It’s hard to find architecture around here. It’s rural, so architecture is a usually barn and an adjacent shed. When I can, I do like city scapes. They’re fun and challenge. I wish there were a city nearer than Boston. It’s 70 miles through heavy traffic. When we’re there, we’re usually racing in, then trying to get out before rush hour 🙂
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Great selection of photos as always Marilyn. My favourite just has to be the tyres on the car. That is really cool.
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That was not Boston. That was an antique car show down on Cape Cod. Another rare event.
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Very cool.
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Interestng looking up those great big pillars.
Leslie
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Symphony hall. Built in the mid 1800s. They don’t build’em like that any more.
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I love that old Greek Architecture.
Leslie
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Neo-post-classical-American pseudo Greek. But it makes great pillars.
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I went into the caves to find my geometrical shapes. Great photos this week though I like the first one and the the tables and chairs. Architecture is mind blowing.
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Architecture is my favorite subject for black and white. It’s a natural, with all those sharp contrasts and forms. We don’t have a lot of city-type architecture around here, but whenever I’m in a bigger city, I take lots of pictures!
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Reblogged this on Beechdey’s Weblog.
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These are all wonderful.
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Thank you. They were all memorable occasions.
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