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Black & White Sunday: Landmark

It’s been a while since I challenged you to post a photo (or several photos) in monochrome. Today I am posting a photo with sepia edit to evoke times past, cause I thought it most suitable for a treasured landmark such as Zagreb Cathedral. You are free to do any sort of edit you wish – even selective colouring, or hints or colour as long as monochrome is predominant (it does not have to be an edit at all, it can also be a photo taken as plain black&white – as usual the choice is yours).

This is my entry for my challenge. I would appreciate your kind contributions for this Sunday. Be well and have a good rest!

 

 

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Things are back to normal blogwise. You can consult the Scheduled challenges page here to see about forthcoming events. I am waiting for bloggers interested in guest hosting a photo challenge (either in colour or black and white) to send me their ideas. You can always contact me here on blog or via email – the details are in the right next to copyright notice.

 

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Please, click on the titles bellow to see the entries to this challenge:

Landmark by DM

Mallee Flower by Meg

Umhlanga Rocks’ Lighthouse by Sylvia

Landmark by Sonya

Mont Saint Michel by Klara

Delta Block by Allan

Blue Mosque by Debbie

Historic Farmville by Yvette

Wenlock Priory by Tish

Kennedy Space Centre

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57 responses to “Black & White Sunday: Landmark”

  1. anotherday2paradise Avatar
    anotherday2paradise

    This is really beautiful, Paula. The music sounds very patriotic, even though I don’t understand the words. 🙂 I’ll be back tomorrow. xx

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      So lovely of you to listen to the music, Sylvia. It’s an old song about Zagreb. It reminds me of Charles Trenet when he sings about France. I look forward to seeing what you have for me 🙂 xx

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      1. anotherday2paradise Avatar
        anotherday2paradise

        🙂 I just posted mine. xx

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  2. morselsandscraps Avatar
    morselsandscraps

    My cathedral again, looking elegant in its sepia garb. Is the repair work finished?

    Can I say again how good it is to have you back in my Sunday?

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Hello Meg 🙂 The repair work will take a while still. Thank you dear for your support and care through this entire period.

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  3. jmsabbagh Avatar
    jmsabbagh

    Hi Paula ,have a wonderful joyous season.We pray the truth will triumph.In Paris and in San Bernardino./California .its only 20 mile from where we live.

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Thank you, Jalal. Blessings to you.

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  4. Charlie@Seattle Trekker Avatar
    Charlie@Seattle Trekker

    Zagreb Cathedral is such a magnificent structure, love the treatment to give the image a little more historical context.

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      I’m happy to hear you like it Charley. Thank you for your visit and a kind comment. Hope you are well.

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  5. Black & White Sunday: Landmark | A Day In The Life Avatar
    Black & White Sunday: Landmark | A Day In The Life

    […] New York City Landmarks for Paula at Lost in Translation this […]

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  6. DailyMusings Avatar
    DailyMusings

    New York City is always perfect for a Landmark! https://dailymusing57.wordpress.com/2015/12/05/black-white-sunday-landmark/

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Wonderful selection DM. I have a soft spot for the lady. After all she is French. Thank you 🙂

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  7. Black and white Sunday | snippetsandsnaps

    […] don't usually do black and white or take up challenges, but I'm so pleased that Paula's back in the blogosphere I'll give it a go this week. Two gos in fact: roadside mallee flower […]

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  8. Black and White Sunday: Landmark | Middleton Road

    […] Another shot of parliament buildings for Paula’s photo challenge theme of  landmark […]

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  9. greenwritingroom.com Avatar
    greenwritingroom.com

    A lovely, calming photo of a greta building. This took me happily back to the 1960s when I was studying medieval Art History.

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      I am always impressed with your education background Hillary. This is a Neo-gothic cathedral but still a gem, and we are very proud of it.

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  10. klara Avatar
    klara

    nice hue, looks like an old postcard.
    here is mine:
    http://lessywannagohome.blogspot.be/2015/12/landmarks.html

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Thank you again, Klara. What a cool perspective to shoot Mont Saint Michel. I’ve never been there, but it is still on my list.

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  11. themofman Avatar
    themofman

    With the vignette, and sepia toning it definitely looks quite old. The tone itself even reminds me of the calotypes from the late 1800’s.

    I’ve very recently prepared a duotone that might be good for this challenge, so I’m going for it. I’ll let you know when it’s posted.

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Wonderful 🙂 Thank you, Allan.

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    2. themofman Avatar
      themofman

      It’s not the shot that I originally planned on posting but I think it’ll do:

      TheMOFMan’s Answer to B&W Sunday: Landmark

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      1. Paula Avatar
        Paula

        I’m honored for the contribution, Allan. It is brilliant at night.

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  12. B&W Sunday: My favourite landmark | anotherdayinparadise Avatar
    B&W Sunday: My favourite landmark | anotherdayinparadise

    […] is back again with her “Black and White Sunday Challenge” and this week the theme is ‘Landmark’. What a great excuse to post a photo of my […]

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  13. anotherday2paradise Avatar
    anotherday2paradise

    My favourite lighthouse for your challenge: https://anotherday2paradise.wordpress.com/2015/12/06/bw-sunday-my-favourite-landmark/

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      🙂 It is imposing and beautifully captured. Thank you kindly, precious 🙂 You’ve added to a joyous Sunday over here.

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      1. anotherday2paradise Avatar
        anotherday2paradise

        Thanks so much, Paula. xx

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  14. TheMOFMan’s Answer to B&W Sunday: Landmark | Modes of Flight Blog

    […] concerns, Paula Borkovic is getting back into blogging and has posted a new challenge on her blog Lost in Translation. So, I want to take this opportunity to welcome her back with my contribution to her […]

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  15. 76sanfermo Avatar
    76sanfermo

    Eccezionale, Paula!

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Sono contenta che ti piacce Anna 🙂

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  16. Sonel Avatar
    Sonel

    The cathedral definitely looks stunning in sepia Paula. Stunning capture. 😀 ♥

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Thanks hon 🙂 I had a good vantage point.

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  17. lumar1298 Avatar
    lumar1298

    Wonderful picture… Glad you’re back…

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      I’m happy to be back amidst my blogging friends. Thank you very much, Lori. I look forward to catching up.

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  18. Mark Kertesz Photography Avatar
    Mark Kertesz Photography

    I love the treatment on this, perfect for the subject matter! I hope you are doing better these days?

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Thank you, Mark. I’m glad you like the photo and thank you very much for inquiring about my health. I’m a bit better, and I hope that I will recover fully even if it takes a year.

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      1. Mark Kertesz Photography Avatar
        Mark Kertesz Photography

        I hope so too and it’s nice to see you back blogging 🙂

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  19. marc bourbon Avatar
    marc bourbon

    un joli monochrome aux tons très doux. Bonjour Paula ça faisait longtemps !

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Salut Marc 🙂 Je suis contente d’y etre de nouveau apres une absence de trois mois. J’espere que tu vas bien. A plus.

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      1. marc bourbon Avatar
        marc bourbon

        Oui ça va bien, moi aussi tu sais l’été dernier j’ai eu beaucoup de vols et j’ai presque rien mis comme articles
        A bientôt Paula

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  20. Cardinal Guzman Avatar
    Cardinal Guzman

    Good choice to go for sepia.

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  21. Blue Mosque in Monochrome | Travel with Intent Avatar
    Blue Mosque in Monochrome | Travel with Intent

    […] Linked to B&W Sunday […]

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  22. Debbie Smyth Avatar
    Debbie Smyth

    A stunning cathedral, Paula, and I love your sepia edit.
    Here is my landmark: http://travelwithintent.com/2015/12/08/blue-mosque-istanbul-dawn-monochrome/

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      I forgot to mention that I like the symmetry of minarets too 🙂

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  23. Walk with Jo (Farmville Bubble Tea) | In the Zone

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  24. equinoxio21 Avatar
    equinoxio21

    Un petit tour du monde en deux minutes…
    Plus une chanson “rétro” qui rappelle Jean Sablon, ou Maurice Chevalier. Je dirais, les années 30? 32, 33?
    Extraordinaire comme, au-delà de la langue, déjà, il y a presque 100 ans les mêmes musiques traversaient les frontières.
    🙂

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      Tu as raison, ca rappelle Chevalier. Curieux 🙂 If faut se concentrer aux belles choses dans le monde.

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      1. equinoxio21 Avatar
        equinoxio21

        C’est vrai. Obrigado por me acordar…

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  25. Wenlock Priory through the pines ~ an enduring landmark | Tish Farrell

    […] Now please visit Paula at Lost In Translation for more Black & White Sunday  landmarks. […]

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  26. Tish Farrell Avatar
    Tish Farrell

    Hi Paula. Here is my B & W Sunday on a Wednesday 🙂

    Wenlock Priory through the pines ~ an enduring landmark

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      This is exquisite Tish. I will have to revisit the post to check out related articles that tickled my imagination. Hope your week is going well. I am fine, but busy at work and with my therapy, so I don’t visit blogs as much as I’d like to. Hope you understand.

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      1. Tish Farrell Avatar
        Tish Farrell

        Paula, therapy and work come first. I’m just happy you like the post. I’m not really setting you homework as well 🙂
        You take care.

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  27. restlessjo Avatar
    restlessjo

    Love the delicacy of this Paula. X

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    1. Paula Avatar
      Paula

      How was your trip?

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      1. restlessjo Avatar
        restlessjo

        Wonderful thanks. I am waiting for the household to arise to start the day xx

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        1. Paula Avatar
          Paula

          Having coffee while blog browsing. My best to your family and please travel safe home.

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  28. Black and White Sunday: Landmark | Let There be Peace on Earth Avatar
    Black and White Sunday: Landmark | Let There be Peace on Earth

    […] https://bopaula.wordpress.com/2015/12/06/black-white-sunday-landmark/ […]

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  29. lumar1298 Avatar
    lumar1298

    Here’s my entry, Paula… https://lumar1298.wordpress.com/2015/12/10/black-and-white-sunday-landmark/

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