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A Photo a Week Challenge : Black and White

At least black and white pictures for me have a difference from common one in some aspects, perspective, compositions and subjects. The reason was not from specialized knowledge – anyway I’m not earning by photography – but somehow from difficulty. I could say the second picture with color is common and saying too much.

モノクロームの写真は、色がないから余計なものが見えてしまう。だから意図して撮る時には構図も対象物も違ってくる。それだけ素人には(写真で食べているわけではないから当たり前だが)難しいというものである。次のカラー写真はちょっと饒舌すぎる。何だか車の広告。

I learned that it will take two more months to have the fiber line, then I decided to switch to another way temporary.
光接続が5月頃になりそうと判明したため、一時的に他の接続に切り替える予定。しばしオフライン。

A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Black & White by Nancy Merrill Photography.

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A Photo a Week Challenge : Pink

I’m still half on-line and it may takes at least 4 weeks to get my permanent internet connection. Sigh.

まだしばらくはオフラインの日々。PCは週末につなぐFree Wi-Fiのみ。

A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Pink by Nancy Merrill Photography.

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A Photo a Week Challenge : Depth of Field

Perhaps it might be too often to take this kind of pictures with a selective focus on dying flowers but I always find something in them.

どこかこの儚さに美を感じるものである。

A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Depth of Field by Nancy Merrill Photography.

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A Photo a Week Challenge : Unexpected Windows

It was taken last year but could be acceptable. I’m still using Free Wi-Fi and have no enough time to do something for me. 

ホントは時間に余裕があるはずなのだが、現実は厳しい。

A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Unexpected Windows by Nancy Merrill Photography.

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A Photo a Week Challenge : Contrasting Colors

Full of colors but not noisy. Full of winer sun but quiet. Full of free minds but alone. Just after the rain.
カラフルで静まり返った風景は、雨上がりの北の街の光への憧れか。

Taken with iPhone and posted through a free WiFi, I’m not always on-line.
iPhoneで撮影。街のFree Wi-Fiから。

A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Contrasting Colors by Nancy Merrill Photography.