Black and White Sunday: Sculpture

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My example for today’s sculpture theme is an alchemist sitting at the doorstep of a cafe in Bratislava. He was at the point of explaining one of his theories while I was passing by. Follow my lead, if you will, and post a photo(s) of a sculpture in black and white. Do it today or over the next six days. Happy Sunday!

 

 

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Look at the participants’ entries by clicking on the titles bellow:

 

Sculpture by Debbie

Sculpture by Ese

Sculpture by Klara

Sculpture by Middleton Road

Sculpture by Candy

Sculpture by Linda

Sculpture by DM

Sculpture by Tish

Sculpture by Susan Judd

Sequel sculpture by Tish

Sculpture by Francesca

Sculpture by Lynne

Sculpture by Lori

Sculptures by Jo

51 responses to “Black and White Sunday: Sculpture”

  1. The minute I saw him, I thought it had to be Bratislava. I didn’t spot him when I was there, mind you.
    Mine will be up soon.
    Happy Sunday to you too

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    1. 😆 good guess Debbie

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  2. Didn’t you stop to hear what he had to say??? It might’ve made you rich. A beautifully composed photo, and exquisite b&w .

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    1. I didn’t. I was too hungry and in search of a real restaurant. Many thanks, Meg 🙂

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  3. […] Linked to Weekend in Black & White. […]

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  4. Full of mysteriousness this time, Paula – I am motivated to try one of his “experimental brewings”! Interesting character that most definitely draws attention – I hope the cafe was as well. 🙂 Beautiful!
    I didn’ t get too far from sand again this time: https://esengasvoice.wordpress.com/2015/08/16/black-white-sunday-sculpture/
    Have a wonderful Sunday, dear! Hugs

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    1. Fabulous capture paired with a great poem. Much obliged for terrific entry, Ese 🙂

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  5. Unexpected and so well captured!
    Love it!

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    1. 🙂 Sono contenta. Grazie Anna.

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  6. hmm, is he sitting on the threshold? at the end of the day, he’ll just get up and leave for them to close the door? 😉 I like the edit.
    http://lessywannagohome.blogspot.be/2015/08/bw-sunday-sculptures.html

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    1. I never stayed to see what happens to him at the end of the day. 😀 I like the sculpture you presented, Klara 🙂

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  7. I love this old guy 🙂 I might even have one for this challenge but when/or if… 🙂 Happy Sunday, Paula!

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    1. Have a good one, Jo!

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  8. Happy Sunday! I’m struggling with sculpture, got a statue or two….

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    1. I’m sure you’ll find something great, Sue 🙂

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  9. Neat sculpture, Paula! Got me thinking about one I need to get out and see how it works in black and white! Happy Sunday! 🙂

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    1. It would be nice to see your contribution Linda. 🙂 Thank you.

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      1. Well, I surprised us both and actually got it put together! 😉 Have a wonderful week, dear Paula!

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  10. […] A contribution to the Black and White Sunday theme of sculpture […]

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  11. Excellent pictures.

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    1. Thank you for checking them out Rabirius. Would you like to play with us?

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  12. Well, I hope you were paying attention to what he had to say. He seems stuck in a moment. 🙂 Good choice.

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  13. Just found your blog. Great pic! Thought I’d give it a try.
    http://rhymeswithbug.wordpress.com/2015/08/Black

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    1. You made a great choice for this theme. Welcome to my blog, Candy!

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  14. […] Lost in Translation Black & White Sunday […]

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    1. I had to display the one with your “addition”. Thank you for smiles DM 🙂

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      1. So glad- always happy to provide a smile!

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  15. Alchemist, must be an interesting job. Great photo Paula. I definitely have some photos that can fit your theme, but it’s been a hectic weekend and the week looks like it’s going to be hectic as well! I’ll probably post something anyway though, because it’s always fun to join your challenges.
    Enjoy your week Paula!

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    1. So far it has been a bad week, but I appreciate your wishes Max.

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  16. Here’s my sculpture, Paula. Please excuse my turning this post into a bit of quiz, which may indeed lead to another sculpture in another post. Happy Tuesday, although that is a deeply serious question you are asking us this morning, a modus operandi that politicians and corporations rely upon: http://tishfarrell.com/2015/08/17/so-whats-this-all-about/

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    1. I am thrilled with your contribution, Tish 🙂 It’s not very happy here, but we are moving on (I think) Happy Tuesday.

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  17. […] reckoned I had nothing to post for Paula’s Black & White Sunday: Sculpture, until I remembered a visit to a Sculpture Park three years ago…. So I may be a few days […]

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  18. Hi Paula, I prefer to post on the day of the challenge, but life has been busy…so here goes for my entry: http://suejudd.com/2015/08/19/black-white-sunday-sculpture/

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    1. forgot to thank you here. It’s an amazing sculpture. I had another look 🙂

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      1. Thanks, Paula! It certainly was something else!

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  19. […] is a follow up on my post for Paula’s Black & White Sunday theme of sculpture:  So What’s This All […]

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  20. http://wp.me/pKVAM-1tO Here’s part 2 of my sculpture ‘quiz’, Paula.

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    1. I was very happy to see your sequel, Tish. Thank you kindly for your article and photos.

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      1. You are such a gracious host, Paula 🙂

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  21. […] Black and White Sunday: SculptureTheodor Lundberg created this statue of Christopher Polhem, (1661-1751) a Swedish scientist, […]

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  22. Almost missed this one, Paula – Don’t know why mine didn’t seem to ping back – https://lynneayersbeyondthebrush.wordpress.com/2015/08/21/9804/ I love yours, Paula. Great shot

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    1. Thank you, Lynne. It is the first time that I heard of Pohem. Very nice photos and a good choice of selective colouring!

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    1. Not one, but three examples of structure. I thank you Lori for this entry. 🙂

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  23. […] was a solar energy project, and sculptures I rather liked too.  Black and white, for […]

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  24. Black and white and summer, got me thinking got me to this one: http://villasappho.nl/vrijdag-26-juni-2015/

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