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Rik Herrygers Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 19:14 Reply Esmée (my 3 years old godchild) giving a dummy to her 14 days old brother, Jort.
fotogravenswaay Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 19:17 Reply because of the transparancy and the way the caretaker stands with his cellphone, the light and like geerts picture , the colours were distracting.....
Aline Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 21:05 Reply Martin, it is a big pleasure and honor to see one my latest pictures inyour selection. Really ! I'm impressed by several pictures posted here, and I particulary appreciate the series from Chino and Oscar. Hum, I hope you won't mind if I add a picture I made some days ago, because ... I was happy with it, it was one of the 10 I prefer in my collection, even if it received only 3 comments here
Aline Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 21:15 - Edited by: Aline Reply And now a picture of Packer I admire, because of the light, because of the subject, because in this simple and touching picture there is for this old (alone?) lady : - 3 windows opened on the world, one real, one virtual (the TV)and also another one, the antic machine (1920 ?) displaying 3D picture (my family has the same) - at least 5 sources of light
geert geenen Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 22:06 Reply this is one of kennel's photo's; the ultimate proof that a b&w-photo can be very colourful:
Abílio Silveira Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 22:55 - Edited by: Abílio Silveira Reply Martin: yours is a good idea. But I would suggest that we posted pictures we like from OTHER members. Like Aline or Geert did. I will do the same. trudy tuinstra: I added this to my favorites before the ball reached the target. A remarkable composition Adina Shore: Walking the dog in a life of fractures? Aline: full of humour and burlesque BlackMind: One of the best portraits I saw Ruden Fretsbo: Very cinematographic, very photographic, very graphic. And these three from Kieron Crawley, from another "planet", if you know what I mean
geert geenen Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 23:07 Reply good idea, Abílio. and Kieron Crawley is one of my favourite photographers. here are another four: Soren Naujoks ericlafforgue.com Bedros Artin Azinyan rhz
Martin de Rijk Member	# Posted: 8 Apr 09 23:48 Reply Abilio, you're right. that's why I started with some favorites. Here some other b&w beauties from the Woophy vaults Coutinho Hes van Huizen Zerega Coffeejunkie
Gamonero Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 01:43 Reply
Paulo Calafate Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 02:38 Reply Some of the best B&W photos on Woophy, by Gian Paolo Dessolis: and what about this italian pearl?
VirgíniaB Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 03:13 - Edited by: VirgíniaB Reply Some more:
VirgíniaB Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 03:17 Reply
la rafale Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 09:28 - Edited by: la rafale Reply by Wim Denijs ; difficult to choose among his beautiful portraits
Orchi Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 09:35 Reply
la rafale Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 09:40 - Edited by: la rafale Reply Who dares to photography "la Pergola" in Porto after these shots by PaulaC or A.M.Oliveira
ortho158 Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 09:43 Reply an old one, by Vahephoto:
la rafale Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 09:54 Reply imo, a classy shot by Foso
Leonor67 Member	# Posted: 9 Apr 09 17:19 Reply I love B & W, here some of my favourites: keefa chan ewest João Luz Abílio Silveira kennel ZoltánBalogh dinesh Luca W. PARC Adina Shore Ruden Fretsbo Jacob Lopes 1LOP Tony Vacas paulo.trindade Akbar Simonse konni27 packer stan bouman Kambrosis Stijn Coppens Gian Paolo Dessolis Lali ericlafforgue.com yurikim etc, etc, .....is enough,...for today!!
Chuck Trodick Member	# Posted: 10 Apr 09 00:42 Reply Martin great subject.
geert geenen Member	# Posted: 10 Apr 09 21:31 Reply by Akbar Simonse