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Black & White Sunday: Slow down
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What a stunning shot Paula and the B&W effects showcases the architecture and sky so well. Love it and the music. Thanks for sharing and have a great day. 😀 ♥ Big Hugs ♥
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Je voudrais me promener en apesanteur et atteindre en douceur ce ciel qui ressemble à un lit géant ! 🙂 Super musique…
Bisous au ralenti ma Paula, j’espère que tu vas bien.
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Pas tellement 😦 et toi ma chere Julie? Je te remercie pour ton commentaire sensible xx
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Beautiful post, Paula. A really relaxing image and music. 🙂
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Thank you my sweet Sylvia 🙂
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Nice. The cloud pattern is wonderful too.
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I agree, stratus clouds are usually very difficult to work with because they seldom reveal detail but Paula’s captured enough deliineation here to complement the architecture and street in parallel perspective.
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😀 You make me happy Allan 🙂
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Such a beautiful shot Paula. Unfortunately I did not see anything this week to inspire any contribution this week 😦
I will enjoy others’ though.
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Thank you, dear Colline. I have been (and still am) absent most of the time here. I hope to catch up with you soon when I come back from London (we are leaving on the 1st of May)
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Enjoy your trip Paula. I look forward to seeing the pictures 🙂
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Thank you very much, Colline. See you soon 🙂
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Where is this, Paula?
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Hi Allan. Sorry I forgot to mention. It is a street in the centre of my town – Zagreb (capital of Croatia) near my place of work.
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There is a magic in black and white picture you did captured it Paula.Cheers.Jalal
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Nicely done Paula, I never tire looking at streets, super detail too!
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Thank you very much Shabnam 🙂
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Beautiful in black and white.
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Very nice photo Paula. I recognize it because we’ve talked about the graffiti there in a previous post.
I wish I could post something, but I have to pack now: it’s off to Germany and Poland for a short visit tomorrow (work related).
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Thank you Max. Good luck with your trip 🙂 I am off to London on 1 of May, but I will post on Thursday 😉
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Safe journeys! Enjoy London!
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it is beautiful Paula…i love the way the B&W show so many little things you might miss in colour…for example the drama of the sky
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🙂 you are right Jo. Thank you 🙂
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A brilliant photo Paula, dramatic, haunting, mysterious, almost post-apocalyptic (thinking of the film On The Beach) 🙂
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What a wonderful promenade with those clouds sweeping overhead! Enjoy your time in London and can’t wait to see what you make of it!!
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cool photo – awesome title too
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Wonderful!
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Really quite excellent Paula!
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Thanks Phil 🙂 Glad you like it.
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Exciting atmosphere in the photo, very well captured… 🙂
Don’t know why, but when I see photos from this kind of environment, so I am always looking for pigeons in the photo – holds especially an eye on the balconies – by the way is there peace and tranquility on your balcony ..? … 😎 🙂
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They have been quiet recently 😀 Are there any in London? I am heading there tomorrow 🙂
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Yes there are some – saw some at Liverpool Street Station last week – I guess they had missed their train, because they were waiting besides a bench… 😉
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Beautifully captured and processed. I’m glad to see you’re back with us!
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Splendid photo!
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🙂 Takk Hans. Nice to see you again 🙂
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