While in Denmark this last weekend I didn’t just take along my Hasselblad. I just can’t leave my Leica at home . This is a shot taken at the local beach which is soft and sandy and just waiting for the summer weather to arrive.
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It’s amazing the life post-processing can bring to old jpeg files. I took this photo in 2010 with my Nikon D90 and kit lens, before I knew anything about photography (can we talk about cutting off the steeple?). But as I worked on it, Paris came alive before my eyes. And I was transported to the cafe where we spent a wonderful mid-afternoon break people-watching against the backdrop of Pont Saint-Louis and Notre Dame. J’adore Paris!
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Shot at Hvide Sande Harbour / Denmark.
Not to forget, there exists a Monochromia version!
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Bagpipe Player at Sunset
SS 100, f14, ISO 400
To learn more about this image and to see it in color, visit my personal blog: Robyn Graham Photography I’d love to know your thoughts on the black and white image compared to the color image. Some might say sunsets are like flowers and they should be photographed in color…I believe they can be compelling and thought provoking in both color and black and white. Thoughts?
Kruunuvuori, Helsinki. June 2014. Scenes from a room that used to be someone’s kitchen. So fascinating but somewhat creepy also.
Red Square Restaurant and Lounge
To view the original image in color, please visit Photos By Emilio
Ice flow on the East River, NYC.
seems like forever ago
Monochromia 
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