Tag Archive for: Black & White Photography
Cemetery Story by Ignacio Amenábar
Walking in the La Recoleta cemetery in the city of Buenos Aires, I curiously met these 2 pigeons that were kept together all the time, I took several photographs of them making them fit with different parts of the cemetery. I finally liked this shot where it looks like they are hiding from the man in the background.
Mate Weavers House by Karthick SaravananMate Weavers House by Karthick Saravanan
That sounds like a wonderful outing with your friends! Dhakshan Chatra, ECR (East Coast Road) is a popular destination known for its scenic beauty and attractions. Weavers House is a fantastic place to visit and capture some beautiful photographs. It's a historical site that showcases the traditional art of weaving and offers insights into the rich textile heritage of the region.
ECR itself is renowned for its coastal charm and breathtaking views, making it a favored spot for leisurely drives and photo opportunities. The road stretches along the Bay of Bengal coastline, offering glimpses of pristine beaches, quaint villages, and picturesque landscapes.
Exploring such places and creating memories with friends is always an enjoyable experience. I had a fantastic time capturing the beauty of Dhakshan Chatra and the Weavers House in your photographs!
The Man Who Walked through the Wall by Mirka KrivankovaThe Man Who Walked through the Wall by Mirka Krivankova
In Montmartre, at 75a rue Orchampt, lived a man named Dutilleul with the extraordinary ability to walk through walls. Using this power, he manipulated situations, robbed banks, and outsmarted the police. However, his life takes a turn when he falls in love and gets stuck in a wall during his last escape. Today, you can spot his protruding head, arms, and left leg at the end of Rue Norvins in Montmartre. The photo showing - The Man Who Walked through the Wall.