Black and white
The subject for this assignment was “Black and white photography”, – a challenge for a color-consumer like me. On the other hand; between white and black are the gray scale with all its tones that let us “read” any shape, just by looking at it. I have been searching my house for subjects to illustrate this, and here is the result. For the 24th time, thank you to Scott Thomas who spend time making these photo get togethers. I will look forward to the grand 25th assignment.
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This is brilliant Birgitte. You really captured the essence of B&W, light and shadow, the various shades between black, grey and white, the patterns that are accentuated. I really love your choice of pictures.
Thank you very much Isa, you are always giving me such detailed and useful feed back. 🙂
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These are wonderful. I agree with Isa in that you captured the essence of B&W. Not just the light and shadows and patterns, but the textures. Beautiful. 🙂
Feedback is so important to get, thank you very much for your welcoming words Robin. 🙂
Really nice way to do the black and white assignment Giiid. These are like abstract art!
Thank you very much for your kind compliment, Karma. 🙂
Your pictures are so perfect! Excellent job 🙂
Thank you very much, Sonali. 🙂
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You did a great job with this subject. Your images are so different and so similar at the same time. They go nicely together.
Thank you very much, Maggie. 🙂