I have a guest post at Pauala’s blog. It’s in two parts and the first part is out now. Head over to Paula’s blog, to check out the post and join the challenge! https://bopaula.wordpress.com/2015/01/04/guest-challenge-architecture-in-black-white/
Winter night photography of Manglerud Church, by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
Gorgeous. I love that you’ve enclosed the colour version too. Lately I have been a great fan of black&white night pics. I love this setting, and thank you for letting me publish it for your guest post 🙂 P.S. I appreciate that you are checking out comments on your guest post – people are coming and leaving their traces all the time 😀
I like B&W night shots too. Hopefully many people will join the challenge.
6 so far. How are you? Working again?
Yes, unfortunately I’m back at my boring fucking job.
Mine is fucking impossible too.
That’s an interesting challenge Cardinal, I like especially that you have to return to the same spot at the 12th of April.
Kind regards,
Tieme
Thanks Tieme. It’ll be interesting to see the changes.
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This is a terrific challenge. I really like the drama of your black and white photo.
Thanks Suzanne. I liked your church photos too.
Thank you Cardinal. It’s an interesting challenge.
Nice 🙂
Thank you
You’re welcome 🙂
wonderful mono my friend- I love the lines!!
Thank you Dune!
superb and i liked both of them 🙂
Dhanyavad Joshi-ji.
I forgot to ask – which version do you prefer? (7 posts in response to the challenge so far)
I like them all. Great diversity.
Now, I asked between these two versions of your church capture, colour or B&W?
I like them both too. I don’t prefer one over the other as they both have different qualities.
But, B&W night photos can be really cool.
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I love the shot of your church. Very powerful! I got out to shoot today for this, finally. Here is my submission, which is also linked to your guest host post as well, http://wp.me/p58fTH-vO.
You did an amazing job Nato! Awesome shots and a beautiful church.
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