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Sunday, 19 October 2008

Monochrome Monday


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18 comments:

Anonymous said...

Where would we be without Paddy the Cope. He deserves his statue.

CherryPie said...

This works really well in black and white.

Nydia said...

In b&w this photo is more dramatic! He was the founder of the local Agricultural Society? I have to learn more about him!

Kisses from Nydia. We just arrived from Petropolis!

Petrus said...

It's nice that people have erected this statue in recognition of service given to the community ..

magiceye said...

now its all there in black and white!! lovely!

Jane Hards Photography said...

I am at a loss as to who the statue is, but it's very finely taken.

Leslie: said...

I'd love to know the story behind this statue. :D

Gemma Wiseman said...

This statue looks so stunning in monochrome! Very regal shot!

Mojo said...

All I know about the man is what I could make out on the pedestal, but it sounds like I woulda liked him.

Nice shot!

Carver said...

I love the contrast between the white buildings and the dark statue. Works very well.

Liz Hinds said...

That is a very impressive statue for what is an ordinary-looking man. Tell us more!

Maria's Space said...

Statues look great in black and white.

Anonymous said...

Lovely b/w capture!

Daryl said...

I like this .. no idea who it is or why he merits a statue ... I like it!

:-Daryl

Catherine said...

B&W is perfect in that case. Now, like many other Monochrome Maniacs I need to find some informations about him.
Like that you used the opportunity to pay tribute to him.

Unknown said...

Interesting. All monuments should be taken in B&W.

Barbara said...

This really suits a black and white shot, I didn't post today - no time!

Poopsie aka Blue said...

He really does stand out well.