Feel free to leave me a link to your B&W photos:
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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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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Excellent shot, Paula! I voted the first one 🙂
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FUN!
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This is pretty amazing 🙂 #1 my choice 🙂
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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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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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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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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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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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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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