Broken Hill and Silverton, New South Wales, 28th-30th March 2015
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For more information on these images, see the colour posts on Boolcoomatta Station.
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Beautiful… Which WP Theme do you use, by the way?
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Thanks very much Rajiv. Quintus.
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Love the textures of the peeling paint that make great abstract art.
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Yes, I can remember thinking as I was taking them “People passing by might think I’m crazy but this is where the interest really is”.
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B&W grows more and more on me. I use it all the time for events and street, but I really should do more with it and experiment with landscapes. Love your adventures 🙂
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I’m the other way round I think. I usually leave live music as colour but find mono landscapes can work well. I used to only shoot and print colour on film but get into mono much more in digital.
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Very interesting to see the houses in mono, I prefer them this way to the colour and also the painted cars at Silverton. Strangely the nearly mono textures I did prefer in colour, it seemed to give them more depth, go figure that one 🙂
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I think you’re right. The Broken Hill houses, especially work better in mono because there are no cues for time period and they could be historic photographs.
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What a beautiful set, Murray. So effective in monochrome. The houses are wonderful to look at along with your textures and detail shots. Great post.
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Thanks heaps Jane!
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Ah, delightful. You are just gonna keep posting these mood setting B&W images.
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Thanks very much John. That’s the last from the Australian Outback. I’m back next to finishing off Grand Canyon and New Orleans. There will be mono posts but I haven’t much got into them yet.
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I’ll be looking forward to those Murray.
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Wonderful set of Images
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Thanks very much, Barry
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