Lost in Translation
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
Towers
With their 108 m height the towers of the Zagreb Cathedral are the highest in the country. The below images are made from the same shot, but they underwent different editing.
This is the first time you are given an opportunity to vote for a better photo in one of my posts so go and make the right click 😀
Zagreb Cathedral
Feel free to leave me a link to your B&W photos:
Lost in Translation 
Brilliant pictures.
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Thank you very much Rabirius 🙂 I still don’t know which one do you like better ?
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Voilà enfin les fameuses tours ! 😀
J’ai une préférence pour la première, l’effet de la photo et le noir et blanc ont un style plutôt “romantique”. 🙂
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Merci Yoris. As-tu vote? Je ne vois aucune statistique :S
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Oui j’ai voté. 🙂 La première ! 🙂
Tu dois aller sur ton “tableau de bord” puis dans “remarque” et il y a “sondages”. 🙂
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Merci bien :). Imagine, il y avait une personne qui a vote “neither” :O. J’aimerais bien savoir qui etait :S
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Ca, tu ne peux pas savoir qui a voté quoi… 🙂
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Brilliant photos… the first one though is my fav…
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Thank you very much, Bulldog for voting and giving me your opinion. This is very much appreciated 🙂
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I love them Paula, and the 1st is my favorite….your poll button isnt working on my PC….I click my choice and when I click vote it tells me I have to make my choice!
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I am sorry to hear that Seonaid, but I am very grateful you took time to comment and to tell me your preference :). Have a nice Sunday!
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Always a pleasure Paula 🙂
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Excellent shot, Paula! I voted the first one 🙂
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Thank you for telling me, Amy 🙂 Baci…
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Thank for letting us vote, fun 🙂 Baci…
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FUN!
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🙂 Did you vote?
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Of course I did!! You asked !
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🙂 Thank you, Kathryn!
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No need to thank me : ) Rampant thanking goes on here and I think we are all grateful for the interaction and connections and mutual appreciations! It’s kind of a given but I also applaud polite society which seems to prevail here!
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This is pretty amazing 🙂 #1 my choice 🙂
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Shari thank you so much for letting me know your vote 🙂
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Oh, and I do love those towers. My pleasure 🙂
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I’m going against the flow with the more dramatic second version. Yes, I voted. 🙂
Which one do you prefer, Paula?
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2nd 😉
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And I am very happy Jo that we agree on this one 🙂 Funny, when I posted these I thought that at least 90% of the people will vote for the 2nd one :D.
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I see that most people (so far) have voted for the first image. I don’t like it, because it has this white border/edge around the tower.
That’s why I’m voting for the second photo – the quality is better.
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But tell me if you like the second picture?
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Yes. If I didn’t, I would have chosen the third option.
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😀 you can sound so cruel at times :D. Somebody did push “neither” button today 😀
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Hehe. Cruel is the new cosy 😀
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Not nice 😛
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What a great angle of the towers! I chose the first one because I like how b&w places the emphasis on the structure and architectural details. They really are both great though. 🙂
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That’s a valid argument, Lisa 🙂 I appreaciate your voting and telling me about your choice 🙂
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whatever the reason the first photo appears with greater clarity. it gets my vote!
it is a beautiful cathedral Paula
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Thank you so much Eddie, for voting and for letting me know your choice 🙂
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Both are wonderful captures but I especially like the second. The music is hauntingly beautiful. 😀
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Me too 🙂 Thank you Jackie 🙂
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There is no music in my towers :O!!
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You’re correct! My mistake – I should have made that comment on the Playtime post. What can I say? It’s been one of those days. 😀
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Which music? You should turn off your radio when commenting 😀
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😀 Max, play nice 😆
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I already explained what happened.
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I realised that after commenting 🙂
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Vetoed! Oooops… i mean voted!… second one… with colors. 😀 😉
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😆 Thank you Rommel 🙂 It is my choice too. I hope you are well in Japan!
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It’s the second one for me, Paula!
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Thank you, Uday 🙂 I prefer that one too 😉
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i absolutely like the second photo. The beauty is quite intoxicating in good way.
I was happy to see that I chose the right one–at this point–with 6% lead.
🙂
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😆 the same as me, thought I was not allowed to vote :D. I am happy you made the same choice as I did 😀 I see the first shot as a drawing and the second as a watercolour 🙂
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I don’t know how I missed this. These are spectatcular.
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😀 Thank you so much Allan 🙂 I think there are better pics in my collection that you missed 😀
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Hi Paula, normally my eye always gravitates to monochrome but in this case I prefer the second. Both are very good but I found myself drawn to the second. For me the second feels much more like a photograph, more of an image that came from a camera. Have a great evening 🙂
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I appreciate this so much Mark, as I value your opinion and admire your work. The 2nd one is my favourite also 🙂
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You are as always way to kind and generous with your comments 🙂 Have a great week
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The first gets my vote. It reminds me of the pencil drawings I used to do when I was younger, much, much younger.
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The feedback on this post was the most interesting feedback I ever got. I should include polls more often – they seem to be fun for both sides 😀
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I can imagine. It provides interaction between you and your fans. And interaction brings traffic 🙂
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I don’t give a rat’s ass about traffic and you know that 😆 I am looking for interesting interaction, but it only happens every once in a while 😉
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I know it al too well. But the more traffic you have, the higher the odds there will be a few interesting people in the mix. 😉
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Wow! Now that’s one TALL building!! looks really grand!! though I have votd..i will tell you why I like the second one… I get the feeling that the second one manages to show the details better…for example, the clock’s colour adds a twist to the entire frame…if you know what I mean! 🙂
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