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18 comments:
Soft and hard - great contrasts in all senses.
Great B&W Carver and I love the contrasts!
Have a great week :)
Anna
Nice shot! Is that an apartment building with all that glass? seems very fancy.
Great photo:)
Autumn is on the way - the shadows are getting longer.
Carver, you are always one if the best, my hero!!
Great shot and an intriguing building. I don't think I'd want to go on one of those balconies!
a romantic atmosphere!Great post dear friend!
Léia
Black and white - soft and hard - dark and light.
It is so full of lovely contrasts!
Lovely contrast in your photo! Very nice shot!
I like the silhouette of trees here and the contrast to. Nicely done-
Wonderful contrasts!
You win! It's the best today I just love it.
Tyra
Monochrome
Nice shot of some ugly buildings ;-)
Hi Carver. This is a really nice black and white picture. It puts me in the mood to try some more b&w.
breathless beauty!
nice shot carver!
It is rather interesting for me to read the blog. Thanx for it. I like such topics and anything connected to this matter. I would like to read a bit more soon.
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