Judy Dykstra-Brown at “Lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown” roped me into this, but I have to admit, I’mm enjoying it. If you want to take this challenge, it’s a good one. Finding a black & white picture that somehow represents “you” is an interesting challenge. Just a hint of the existential?
“Seven days. Seven black and white photos of your life.
No people. No explanation. Challenge someone new each day.”
If you might be interested in being challenged, let me know. If you like black & white photography, this might be a good one for you.
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ONE TO THREE: TEXTURES AND VARIATIONS OF MORNING LIGHT 
THE 7-DAY BLACK & WHITE CHALLENGE – DAY 7 
THE 7-DAY BLACK & WHITE CHALLENGE – DAY 6 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
love this in black and white- I like the stillness
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It was the reflections, you know? I almost didn’t post it because it is so busy, but I liked the light. And my kitchen is a peaceful place.
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https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2017/10/06/the-7-day-black-white-challenge-day-5/
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I finally have the time to take you up on this. It was a busy week. Love your kitchen!
I will post later tonight.
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Thank you. That is my kitchen in full cooking mode! I shall look forward to your work 🙂
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It makes a perfect time capsule. Something about B&W that isn’t in the here and now.
Leslie
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Maybe it’s that mental image we have of old black & white movies? It does have the feeling of something out of time and definitely not “now” … even when we just took the picture.
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very good point.
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I think I’d quite like to have a go at this challenge too – watch this space! 🙂
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Go get’em tiger!
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I find this a good challenge, gives me a daily purpose for taking a photo.
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Me too. I really should do more of these kinds of pictures. I find it interesting figuring out which pictures will translate well into black & white, too. They don’t all come out equally well.
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