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Photography Scenic posted on Oct 09, 2010
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We had my niece's Baby Shower today in Pretoria at a restaurant on a golf course. I was amazing. She is so excited - she is having her first baby at age 36 and hubby is 41!!! What a blessing! I snapped this image before the mom-to-be arrived. The greens were very busy so I decided on monotone. Thank you for popping in and for your very welcome comments and favs on my upload "Hot Day in Africa" of a couple of days ago! Stay well! Hugs Carin xx

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Broesl

12:48PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

beautiful b&w image!!!

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Santa29Klaus

12:59PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

Although b&w, I still feel if I would like to be there now! great picture Carin!

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cfulton

12:50PM | Mon, 11 October 2010

Perfect for B&W! Well done! Clive

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emmecielle

1:11PM | Thu, 14 October 2010

Fantastic work in B/W! :)

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debbielove

8:25AM | Sat, 16 October 2010

Looks just as good in Black and White as in colour.. I like 'busy', but thats me! lol This is super.. Hope you had great fun at the shower! Rob

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Chipka

3:42PM | Tue, 19 October 2010

I've said it before and so I'm repeating myself, but black and white is always incredibly effective at conveying mood and a kind of emotional sensuality, if that makes any kind of sense. Busy greens are fantastic, but at times, color is just...well...distracting and it's nice to strip something down to its essentials like you did so well here. I love the stonework and that tree; they're such fantastic opposites. Both are alive in their own distinct ways, and it's the distinctions that are really called out here...the living tree, the living stone: both are immobile but...I guess the word would be lively. I really like this shot. I love the mood of it.

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pauldeleu

6:45AM | Thu, 21 October 2010

Excellent point of view.

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