B&W: Words/No Words

[pdurand]

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[merlin]

The arc and depth of field make this an excellent capture.

 

[pdurand]

The arc and depth of field make this an excellent capture.

Thanks Merlin!

 

[Bobby Tingle]

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[Leeland Williams]

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[tonyturley]

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[Leeland Williams]

 

[Harry Cutts]

XT1, 18-55

St Peters by Harry Cutts, on Flickr

 

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[kyteflyer]

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[addieleman]

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Wow, this photo gives me an instant chill. Fascinating picture!

 

[rayvonn]

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[Leeland Williams]

Fuji x100t

 

[MoonMind]

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M.

 

[Leeland Williams]

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M.

If you look inside the heart there's a lot going on to the left side there's a head with a pole going through it and the right side there's a eye closed or is it me pixel peeping

 

[mnhoj]

 

[MoonMind]

If you look inside the heart there's a lot going on to the left side there's a head with a pole going through it and the right side there's a eye closed or is it me pixel peeping

I'd have to go back to confirm any of this ... For me, the split bark did a lot more - here, someone really *didn't* do the tree a favour; let's hope the rest worked out ...

What we can agree on is that the little Voigtländer on the M 262 really did a nice job ... And I can say that I did enjoy that short walk today (off now - concert time).

M.

 

[Leeland Williams]

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[rayvonn]

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Really really like that image, well done!