You can grab my Black & White Sunday widget and join me. Show me your black and white photos regardless of the theme.
Your Black & White entries:
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Paris of Bygone Days
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Resistance is futile
40 responses to “Black & White Sunday: Layers”
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This is a great photo, Paula! 🙂
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Gorgeous photo Paula.
Feel free to delete this but…
It might be my computer but when I tried to click on ‘full post’ in WordPress Reader what came up was an audio file but no photo. Coming to your blog site I see the photo.LikeLike
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That’s odd, and it is even odder that I only see this comment of yours now – my fault entirely Sue – when I came back from Slovakia I went to Slovenia for 4 more days, and I got lost in the backlog comments. I am counting on you to tell me if this happens again. Thank you
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Yer back ! – are you sufficiently rested ? Calm, nicely-spoken ? Goob. In that case I shall seek out sumpn to post. 😀
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Welcome back Paula. I hope you had a nice break. Very nice details in your photo.
My last 3 posts are in B&W. You are free to choose the one you prefer.LikeLike
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Awww… thank you Draco. I am rushing over to your place now 🙂
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Welcome back Paula , with this spectacular B&W!
Hope you’re fine and rested….
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[…] welcome Paula back from holiday, I have a sepia shot for Black & White Sundays. In fact, these Parisian lamps and iron roof just asked to be shown this […]
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Good to have you back Paula, and with a gorgeous and striking b&w. I have a little sepia number for you: http://travelwithintent.com/2014/08/03/paris-of-bygone-days/
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Thank you so much dear Debbie. I was planning to be here on Sunday, but my holidays were extended 😀
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Lovely to have you back, Paula! ❤ Great layers and thank you for the music on this gorgeous Sunday.
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Perfection.
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You’re quick off the mark! 🙂 I popped in to leave a ‘hope you had an amazing holiday’ message and here was a post, already (scheduled, I expect). I thought it was a candidate for ‘zigzag’ initially (this week’s WP theme). It’s never easy to settle back after a holiday so catch up slowly. Hugs!
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Hi Jo 🙂 I’m in Slovenia now, coming back tomorrow. The post was scheduled. I got food poisoning in Slovakia, got home early to recover for two days and then decided to go to Slovenia for three days :D. Looking forward to catching up with you as of Wednesday. Hugs…
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Doesn’t sound quite the perfect ending to your trip, Paula 😦 Take care!
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A beautiful photograph, Paula! Very neatly composed.
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Coucou Paula ! Contente de retrouver tes photos et ton univers 🙂
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Bisous 🙂
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Lovely picture…
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Thank you kindly, Lumar.
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Who would have thought a cactus could be a soothing image?
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😀 Thank you, Hilary 🙂
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Beautiful image, Paula. Nicely done.
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🙂 Really appreciate it Emilio. I have been away… will catch up soon…
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great photo
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Thank you, Suzanne 🙂
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Hey! You’re back in action with some wonderful B&W. I hope you’ve had a great holiday! 🙂
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Hi Max 🙂 It did not go without problems, but what an experience all in all. Hope you are doing ok. Will come over soon.
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Strong texture.
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Thank you very much Allan. It is a small and delicate Bromelia about 5 cm tall 🙂
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Beautiful Paula! the B&W seems to have enhanced the textures. Love your choice of music as well. Enjoy your Friday 🙂
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The music is a wonderful accompaniment to contemplation of a spectacular image. It encourages extended looking: an opportunity to notice different serrations; the way the light falls; the striations and the spottings; the water droplets; the gleam; and those curls within curls at the centre. Thank you for slowing me down in the mania of packing up my Warsaw life.
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Do you like songs in French, Meg? This is a tiny bromelia (about 5 cm tall at most) I am happy you liked it.
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Lost in Translation 
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