Beware of strength in numbers
They play better than one
A group of those who follow
Can never reach the sun
(Great Northern: Numbers)
Sundays are starting to get monochromatic for me, and with Winter coming I foresee more black and white Sunday shots on this blog. If you want me to see your black and white world, leave me a link in the comment section.
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Nice photo. B&W is a very good choice for this shot. I’ll join your B/W Sunday and see if I can post something today. The cow is a great animal: provides a lot of different foods.
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Awww, I prefer pork myself 🙂 Cows are fantastic still but animate objects to photograph 😀
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I have a small cow magnet on my refrigerator door
– the text bubble says “Eat more chicken”… 😉
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Pork is tastier, but the cow is more diverse: meat & milk.
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Nice post and blog!
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Love this b/w photo! Stay warm and hope Sunday is going well for you, Paula. I did a connection post, it might cheer you up a little bit, wanna take a look?
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I always do, Amy 🙂 Thank you 🙂 🙂
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[…] Paula’s spotted one too: https://bopaula.wordpress.com/2013/11/10/those-who-follow-will-never-learn-to-walk/ […]
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Very deep limpid eyes ! Love it!
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Thank you, Kathryn 🙂
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I prefer color and I always will but yesterday I experimented by removing the glorious yellow leaves and blue waters on Never Sink Mountain and this ones for you! http://wp.me/a2dwKf-160
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Superb, Paula!
Stor klem til deg fra meg in Bonn
Dina x
Enjoying your music …
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{{{{Klem}}}}} 🙂 Liebe, P.
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Black and white is something I need to try. I keep forgetting when I have my camera in my hand 🙂
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I object! I’m following you and I’m still walking perfectly fine. 😀 Cheap blog joke. 🙂
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Fab photo and music! I’ve got a post going up in a bit that is more sepia…maybe i’ll re-process and see if I like it in B&W.
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[…] worked this photo in sepia, but tried it in B&W that I really liked. Thanks to Paula, at Lost in Translation for the […]
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Does that mean that I should stop following you immediately, Mistress Paula? I would miss that so much 🙂
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Never!!! I never implied you were a moo :D. I would miss you too. xo
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Beautiful portrait and good choice in b&w! Hope you enjoy a great new week 🙂
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Thank you so much for coming to comment 🙂 It will not be easy to work with a flu ..
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That picture reminds me of home. We have plenty of cows when I was young until they were all gone. Can no longer remember how they disappeared though… Suddenly feel nostalgic.
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😦 I would like to have a pet cow…
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What a face! Terrific in B&W!
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😀 They are sweet, my darling Alpine cows, so still and perfect to shoot 🙂 I don’t need a super shutter speed for them 😉
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I am so glad that we have connected – looking forward to the adventure ahead!! 🙂
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Thank you Clanmother (I’d rather call you Rebecca, but tell me which one works for you) 🙂 I hope our interaction will work.
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Such a soulful look on that face, Paula. Love the B&W. I don’t envy you the colder weather. Keep warm with your lovely music. xx
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I could stare for hours into cow’s faces, well in any animal’s face I guess, but I don’t see a variety of species on my travels 😉 The weather has really turned bad :(. The wind is raging outside. Thank you, Sylvia xx
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Searching for subjects suitable for black-and-white is an excellent excercise for the mind, as it requires imagining away part of what the naked eye sees.
And, disregarding the advice, i think i’ll keep following (your blog) 🙂
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😆 Good point, Alessandro. You are one of the B&W influences that made me include more black and white shots in my blog. Grazie mille per tutto.
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I love this photo 🙂
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😀 thank you very much, Elle 🙂
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An amazing capture Paula. That tag is a reminder that he doesn’t have a lot of time left on this earth 😦
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MOO! 😀 Lovely B&W potrait. Now I need a glass of milk 😉
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