I didn’t really expect to take part in Sonel’s Black and White photo challenge again this week. Then I saw the subject matter and just couldn’t resist having a little play around.
I have an awful lot of shots of my neighbourhood, so the real challenge was in finding out which ones might best convert to black and white. I find I have a preference for sepia. How about you?
Thanks again, Sonel, for getting me to look at my world a little differently. I rather like what I see. This challenge business is a little addictive, isn’t it? I’ve seen some wonderful entries already. Come with me to Sonel’s Corner and take a look. How about these for a start?
http://travelwithintent.com/2013/06/26/el-born-barcelona/
http://marantophotography.wordpress.com/2013/06/25/a-beautiful-spot-in-the-neighborhood/
http://bopaula.wordpress.com/2013/06/25/black-white-photo-challenge-neighbourhood/
http://weliveinaflat.wordpress.com/2013/06/25/abandoned-but-for-the-sun-and-moon-above/
The last is marvelous. But the shot of the sea with the dark looming clouds is also very dramatic! Envious of your neighborhood Jo 🙂
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Clouds have their day, don’t they, Madhu? I don’t mind them as long as they let a little sunlight through. 🙂
Thank you!
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That is such a beautiful neighborhood post! Great b/w effect.
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Thanks, Amy. I’m a colour girl at heart, but I do like the odd bit of B & W. 🙂
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Like the sepia effect – and very jealous of you having the sea within range of home! My summer mission is to see – and blog about – a bit more of my local area, just hope I get a bit of sun for some of it!
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Cheltenham? Sounds awfully posh. I know nothing about it bar the races, Luce, so I’ll be interested. Wouldn’t want to imagine my life without the sea. 🙂
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Belatedly, I do like that last one! the shadows, reflections, and of course the structure of the pier itself…nice
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Belated is allowed, Sue. Especially when you have something nice to say. 🙂
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I particularly like the first image.
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Thank you! So do I 🙂 The marina looks great on a sunny day.
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I loved your sepia pictures, very a la steampunk
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Thanks, Dallas. Old school! 🙂
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Just seen some requests on #MSWL literary agent wish list day for some steampunk mystery submissions.
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Thanks, Tink. I’ll take a look. 🙂
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Lovely shots, Jo. The sepia does work very well. That last pic is brilliant. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Ad. It’s nice to think a little differently once in a while, isn’t it? 🙂
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I too love sepia! Beautifully done!
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Thank you very much, Tina. That’s a wonderful compliment coming from you. 🙂
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the sepia version makes your photos timeless …
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I like it better than black and white, which I find harsh, Frizz. But what do I know? 🙂
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