B&W RESULT:#69 Black & White Challenge

[zenjenny]

https://www.creativetourist.com/venue/hallam-union
They are asthetic not functional.

Ooohh.

Not functional. I see.


*Cancels request for time-lapse images*

 

[JillyG]

iPhone 8 Plus + Blackie
Daddy’s helper

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Yes, holding a drink just in case the mechanic gets thirsty. Good one Thomas.

 

[JillyG]

The Easter Bunny has just hopped in to remind me to close this Black and White Challenge. Well, it is now Closed. Whilst I go off to make myself queasy eating too much chocolate, it’s justntym Kevin’s task to choose his favourites. No rush though Kevin, it’s Easter so you take your time.

 

[Starzee]

Wonderful. And is that the outline of a number I see there?

Yes, local graffiti. Apparently even in the woods in the middle of nowhere concrete attracts urban artists.

 

[Lynne.Peterson]

A for orses.
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This is awesome! [emoji173]️

 

[FundyBrian]

A for orses.
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This is great!

 

[justntym]

Bedknob

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Snapseed, Enlight

This is so detailed and textured!

 

[justntym]

View attachment 107634 Shadowplay – 16
"A picture is a secret about a secret, the more it tells you the less you know."
Diane Arbus

Digging this layered look, makes me want to know more.

 

[justntym]

Hard stare.
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had to do a double take to see that wasn't actual live person staring back at me!

 

[justntym]

Hey Guys..sorry for the delay...Easter and all...There were some very strong images and as always opinions are sop subjective. My favorite image was bedknob by JillyG. What I love about this, is this could have been an incredibly mundane ordinary object. The lighting, the textured fragments of peeling and aging paint make this a very compelling image.

#1

There were several I enjoyed, so honorable mentions go to

#2
Shadowplay by RHKing

This such a multi-dimensional image, and I love the touch of emotion it evokes.

#3
Walks towards destination by mingmarlama

I felt this was the strongest composition. Reminded of the Robert Frost poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.

#4
A street in Italy by Lynn.Peterson

I am a huge fan of old italian films of the neorealism era. This photo reminded of the movie Bicycle Thieves

#5

Part of an enjoyable photo for me is not just beauty we immediately see, but the mystery and sometimes questions that make us think. This image has so much detail in the two visible structures, that your eye is forced to pay more attention.

 

[JillyG]

Hey Guys..sorry for the delay...Easter and all...There were some very strong images and as always opinions are sop subjective. My favorite image was bedknob by JillyG. What I love about this, is this could have been an incredibly mundane ordinary object. The lighting, the textured fragments of peeling and aging paint make this a very compelling image.

#1

There were several I enjoyed, so honorable mentions go to

#2
Shadowplay by RHKing

This such a multi-dimensional image, and I love the touch of emotion it evokes.

#3
Walks towards destination by mingmarlama

I felt this was the strongest composition. Reminded of the Robert Frost poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.

#4
A street in Italy by Lynn.Peterson

I am a huge fan of old italian films of the neorealism era. This photo reminded of the movie Bicycle Thieves

#5

Part of an enjoyable photo for me is not just beauty we immediately see, but the mystery and sometimes questions that make us think. This image has so much detail in the two visible structures, that your eye is forced to pay more attention.

Well done Kevin. Did you have to tear yourself away from the chocolate? A great piece of judging if I may say so . It’s always lovely to have the judge’s thoughts on his or her favourites. I am so surprised and delighted that you liked my image. Slaps on the back to Robert, Pema, Lynne and Star - those were wonderful images. And thanks to everyone who made Kevin’s job a bit difficult. It was a great week for entries. Okay, me and my bedknob have a date in the Gallery.

 

[Lynne.Peterson]

Another week of excellent photos! Congratulations JillyG [emoji898]... and everyone else ... and thanks so much, Kevin, for the mention [emoji4]

 

[sinnerjohn]

Well done Jilly, what a fabulous knob you have

 

[RoseCat]

Well done justntym Kevin! Congrats JillyG on your gorgeous bedknob (one of my fave childhood books was Bedknobs & Broomsticks ) High fives to RHKing Robert, Mingmarlama Pema, Lynne.Peterson and Starzee Star! Gorgeous images....they could all be winners.

 

[zenjenny]

Congrats, Jilly - lovely piece of art. I especially like the sense of textured paper background. Robert, Pema, Lynne and Star

 

[Lynne.Peterson]

Well done Jilly, what a fabulous knob you have

Lol!

 

[JillyG]

Well done Jilly, what a fabulous knob you have

Thank you John.

 

[RHKing]

Thanks for the mention Kevin, means a lot. A huge congratulations to Jilly and a hearty well done to my fellow mentions, I’m in very good company....

 

[RoseCat]

Well done Jilly, what a fabulous knob you have

 

[JillyG]

Please don’t encourage him by laughing.

 

[Mingmarlama]

Hey Guys..sorry for the delay...Easter and all...There were some very strong images and as always opinions are sop subjective. My favorite image was bedknob by JillyG. What I love about this, is this could have been an incredibly mundane ordinary object. The lighting, the textured fragments of peeling and aging paint make this a very compelling image.

#1

There were several I enjoyed, so honorable mentions go to

#2
Shadowplay by RHKing

This such a multi-dimensional image, and I love the touch of emotion it evokes.

#3
Walks towards destination by mingmarlama

I felt this was the strongest composition. Reminded of the Robert Frost poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.

#4
A street in Italy by Lynn.Peterson

I am a huge fan of old italian films of the neorealism era. This photo reminded of the movie Bicycle Thieves

#5

Part of an enjoyable photo for me is not just beauty we immediately see, but the mystery and sometimes questions that make us think. This image has so much detail in the two visible structures, that your eye is forced to pay more attention.

Thnq so much for mention mention a lot and congrats to all who participated.
All pic inspired me.

 

[RoseCat]

Please don’t encourage him by laughing.