Sunday, June 28, 2009

Monochrome Weekly: Unexpected downtown photo op




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24 comments:

  1. Hi Carver, i jus discovered how making pics in monochrome spices up the effects of a pic :) It is fun.

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  2. That must be living history indeed. A nice composition.

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  3. That was lucky - something to do with the museum, no doubt. A fine looking mule.

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  4. This picture sets off the monochrome perfectly :)

    p/s: mine will be up in 20mins after 12am :)

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  5. fun pic, I want to make a joke but can't think of any!

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  6. Really good, all the subject in one photo.

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  7. The Mule does look in good shape, mono is perfect for this shot...

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  8. Very nice catch and perfect for the theme.

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  9. Historical mule no doubt. Nice in b&wh too! :)

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  10. Wonderful monochrome picture, you worked well with this shot!
    Have a nice week and be always happy dear Carver :-)
    Léia

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  11. I don't understand. I haven't seen anything like that here. You are so lucky! I've seen that type of transportation in the old country :) Is that part of the exhibition?

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  12. It is amazing. The cart has a white bow - looks like an old time gypsy wedding on the Balkans - just not something I've seen here! Great shot!

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  13. My husband's comment - Cabriolet! :)
    May be it is a new business and we can take carriage rides now :)

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  14. Thanks to everyone for visiting and I thought although I answered ellieveille on their site, I'd also answer here in case anyone else is interested. Basically I don't know why the mule and cart were there. It surprised me but I thought either it had to do with the museum or some new attraction being offered downtown. The mule sure seemed laid back about pulling the cart downtown. I didn't think about the bow but maybe it was part of a wedding or something else.

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  15. Yep! You are right - it is a service - $10 ride through Downtown - they also give them for rent for weddings. Very funny - The history museum was the perfect place to shoot one ! Great info!

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  16. I don't get to see mule (or even horses) and carriages often in my part of the world! I like this shot.

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  17. Howdy Carver!

    This is just so precious and I love the way you know that it was taken in NORTH CAROLINA! We've got 4/37 entries on Monochrome week!

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  18. Fun place to catch it - definitely suits the photo.

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  19. This is the moment when your are happy for bringing your camera... Nice shot;-)

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  20. This is almost like a history crossroads! Fascinating!

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  21. Unique capture ... wonderful in monochrome!
    Hugs and blessings,

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  22. very nice, it looks very classic with the horse!

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