Lost in Translation
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Black & White Sunday: Architecture 02 (Response to Guest Challenge)
Today my B&W Sunday is actually a response to the guest challenger’s post architecture.
As you can see on Cardinal’s post we are doing architecture again. This time I went out with a different lens and got slightly different results.
Cibona Tower, Zagreb
Famous basketball player that died 22 years ago
Cibona Tower again from a street
Cibona Tower closer
Drazen’s reflection in a window
Graffiti for a change
Happy and peaceful Sunday to all of you!
Entries to Cardinal’s challenge: (click on the titles/links bellow)
Fifteen Years On, part two
Arquitectura
Downtown by JM
Architecture in B&W by Jeffrey
Lost in Translation 
Good morning, sleepy head! Nice work 🙂 🙂
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I’ve been struggling with butterflies today. Your buildings are beautiful in their stillness and definition and solid airiness – and their black and whiteness. I’m feeling a bit bereft of company today, now the wedding’s over. I hope I get to see family tomorrow. But your blog-company was a tonic.
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I hope you will recover soon 😉
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Really found some magic , in all of them!
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Well maybe in the last one where I colour-painted the ball 😉 Grazie Anna 🙂
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wonderful photos! I love the perspective looking up with the statue in front of the building. and of course that hint of color!
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Very kind of you DM. Thank you 🙂
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Great B&W shots. How was the concert yesterday?!?
It must have been awesome!
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I like his opus and the selection was really good. I would have preferred to see it in a concert hall. We didn’t like the sports arena ambiance. I liked the performance a lot, but h. hated it, so….
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Yes, a concert hall would have been nice. I listened to him for a few hours yesterday after you mentioned the concert.
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🙂 glad to hear that. I used his music a lot as a score for my photos here.
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I love that figure. It’s so full of energy
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Thank you kindly, Peter.
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I do like that tower Paula. And you have captured some very crisp reflections at it’s base. 🙂
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Thanks, Debbie. I should go more often and experiment with other angles.
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Stunning B&W images, Paula. I particularly love the last one. What a brilliant sculpture! I so enjoyed listening to ‘One of these mornings’. Hope you’re having a great Sunday. xx
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Thank you, precious. Hay fever is annoying today with rising temperatures, but it will get better. xx
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I do hope so. Hay fever is such a pain. 😦
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Great shots
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Thank you very much Raewyn. I wasn’t very happy with them, but I had to go out at the last minute to capture something for the challenge.
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Very effective and the one of Petrovic with the introduced low-key colour is very strong.
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This means a lot, Hilary. Sorry I have been so busy to reply and visit.
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Hay fever, huh? Not warm enough here yet 🙂 Small mercies!
Take care 🙂
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Excellent set, Paula. I especially like the contrasting shapes of the basketball player and building.
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Very kind of you Jane, and I appreciate it coming from a photographer of your abilities.
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https://jeffreypaulbeauty.wordpress.com/2015/04/15/atwater-house-black-white-sunday/
hellllloooo here is my sunday architecture challenge. xoxo
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Marvelous architecture.
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One of the city’s landmarks. Thank you very much 🙂
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Interesting tower. It must really sparkle in the right light.
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I do have somewhere a photo of it at sunset 🙂 Thank you, Draco. You’re so busy and yet you found time to catch up here. Really appreciate it.
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A stunning tower, beautifully captured! Great job – as always – Paula 🙂
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That’s kind of you, Madhu 🙂
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this was another time when i had to stay listening to the song and so I soaked up the pics more – “one of these mornings” wight he beat – and then seeing the reflections and little extra details – thx for the experience P ❤
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I do love that song. Somehow Moby’s music goes well with statues of our celebrated basketball player. He died very young tragically.
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Hey P – it does go well – in a slightly haunting way – but good – and maybe to embrace everyone a little more because “one of these mornings….” won’t be there at all… and I did not realize Petrovic died young – that kind of changes things – and that bottom photo of the statue serves Petrovic well – your up view showing the basketball at fingertips and then his thunderous, muscular thighs – so good…
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Gosto muito desta sequência de fotos! 😀
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Que bom 🙂 Bom fim de semana Nuno.
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Bom fim‑de‑semana. 🙂
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