Over at Sally’s Lens and Pens blog, she showcases some marvellous photos and inspirational tips each week with a rotating theme. I don’t get a chance to participate every week anymore, but I still like to catch up with her advice and links. If you would like to check it out, here is the link
https://lensandpensbysally.wordpress.com/
I liked the contrast on this photo, I selected, as I feel that it told a story, or is that just wishful thinking? A Black and white format seemed so appropriate. Would you agree?
Something to Ponder About
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Something to Ponder About 
Absolutely charming story. Black and white gives it a timeless feeling.
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Thank you Carol. I agree monchrome makes a photo look old and new at the same time
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Amanda, what a delightful and well captured image. The image works well in monochrome with its clarity and contrast. You’ve also managed to get her in action, which is not easy to do. The overall image is engaging for several reasons: the mystery of not being sure where she is, the sandy landscape as a clue, the background (are they clouds or mountains), and the figure herself. Well done. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Wonderful capture Amanda
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Thanks, Raewyn
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You captured a story of something I can’t do. 🙂 It works well in B&W, Amanda.
janet
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Thank you Janet. I can’t do it either!!!
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I totally agree with you Amanda and it’s one amazing shot! 😀
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Thank you Sonel. That means a lot to me!
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What a great moment you captured on this photo, Amanda. I agree that the contrast on the b/w is excellent. A lovely photo altogether.
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Thanks Millie. It was a fun photo.
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