Firstly, because I already did one black&white post on this blog and didn’t plan to do another soon, and secondly because a day without colours is, well… night.
So, without a hint of regret, instead of my attempt at bringing some soul into my photos this way (as the famous quote describes b&w photography), here is my monomochrome colour fest. But you’ll see, I did try to keep it unicolour or at least feature one dominant colour.
It starts out in gentle tones but it soon gets excessive. Don’t forget to click on the last one and view the photos again in the horizontal gallery. (Goes for the big screen.)
I like your interpretation of monochrome. You seem like such a bright and vibrant person it must be hard to keep to just black and white when you post your photos. I think the photos from Giardino are the pick for me.
I love this quote from you, Manja: “…a day without colours is, well… night.” It made me smile. I’m so glad you were able to post a full range of colors and intensities here. This is a great collection! I’m fascinated by the coloration of the cat in your first shot. Really interesting! I can’t believe how it matches the stones!
Oh, right, that must have been at the time of my first blog. This is my fifth. My photo-posting craze fills up blogs easily. Glad you’re back on track.
I like your interpretation of monochrome. You seem like such a bright and vibrant person it must be hard to keep to just black and white when you post your photos. I think the photos from Giardino are the pick for me.
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Thank you, Amanda. Glad to be perceived this way. 🙂 Giardino is an amazing place in many ways.
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Love your take on monochromes. Great photo of the exhibition, it is funny 😂
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Thanks, Teresa. This exhibition was pretty mindblowing, here is another post from there:
https://manjameximoving.wordpress.com/2019/07/16/lens-artists-pc-devil-in-the-details/
And I see that you’ve found me on FB, great. I sent the request.
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It really is Manja. I looked at your link and how I wish I could see it in person.
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By the way My FB is on private, where did you find it? But I have my instagram _travel_with_jackandtech_
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Thanks but I’m not on IG. Well, you found me! 🙂 You liked two of my posts there.
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Oh I see. That’s good then 👍🏼😋👏👏👏
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Close enough, Manja. They are all very good photos.
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Thanks, Dan, I’m really glad you say so.
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Love your monomochrome colour fest. Beautiful photos, Manja!
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Thank you so much, Amy! 🙂
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Manja–these are wonderful! I like how you started out very muted and built up the crescendo. Bravo!
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Thank you, Lois. 🙂 Yes, this was my intention. I’m glad it works.
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You did great, my dear. No reason to shrug.
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Thank you, Bojana. But who is shrugging? Sometimes I duck, but that’s about it. 😀
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I had an impression…. No, I don’t think you duck either. You rise to the challenge, whether a colorful or a black and white one.
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I love this quote from you, Manja: “…a day without colours is, well… night.” It made me smile. I’m so glad you were able to post a full range of colors and intensities here. This is a great collection! I’m fascinated by the coloration of the cat in your first shot. Really interesting! I can’t believe how it matches the stones!
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Thank you so much, Patti. 🙂 I had much fun with this post. I often spot this cat on these tiles as I pass and always marvel at it.
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Great selections. Enjoyed them.
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Thank you, John. Always welcome.
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You are always so loveable, Manja – thank you for being you, and delivering excellent photos from your expressive world!
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Oh, Leya, and you are always so sweet and supportive. Thank you so so much! ❤
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♥
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Loved the way you challenged Patti’s challenge.
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Hihi, thank you, Tish, for saying so. That’s what I do, I’m afraid, challenge. 😉 And thank you for deciding to stick around.
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I somehow lost track of you, Manja, so happy to reconnect.
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Oh, right, that must have been at the time of my first blog. This is my fifth. My photo-posting craze fills up blogs easily. Glad you’re back on track.
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Just gorgeous! Love the kitty on the stone steps and the ghost seagull. Oh, all of them!
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Thank you, Jan. I’m glad!
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Quite a feast for the eyes this week Manja! The last two are spectacular – and I don’t really like orange!!!
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Thank you, Tina. I saved the wildest ones for the end. 🙂
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Your Mr Blue and Ms Pink made a very nice split tone. You have a good eye for one colour mono-chrome – not least the snail!
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Thank you kindly, Laura. Well, this kind of photos was easy to look for in my archives because they stand out. 🙂
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