Your monochrome Mondays are my favorite. I think I say that every Monday :) I love these old buildings so much...it reminds me of the pics I took in Calcutta side streets last year.... http://picasaweb.google.com/Braja.Sorensen/CalcuttaDecember2008
This is such an interesting idea - and I cannot imagine a city more amenable to daily changing images than Bombay. I mean, Mumbai - I left India when it was still called Bombay and it is very hard to think of it as anything else. Am I being politically incorrect?!! Thankyou for these images.
May be an old building but it looks as if its full of people. Must be wash day.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous capture for Monochrome Monday!
ReplyDeleteYour monochrome Mondays are my favorite. I think I say that every Monday :) I love these old buildings so much...it reminds me of the pics I took in Calcutta side streets last year....
ReplyDeletehttp://picasaweb.google.com/Braja.Sorensen/CalcuttaDecember2008
an very evocative monochrome today.
ReplyDeleteNamaste & Aloha, Friend!
Comfort Spiral
I like seeing people hanging their clothes out of the windows to dry. Many buildings in the US have banned hanging out clothes to dry.
ReplyDeleteNice subject for a monochrome! Does give a vintage feeling...
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U know what, I've been thinking of getting some B&W film, I just love things in black and white
ReplyDeleteGood Morning:)) Deepak
You know what i see here,i see all the colors of life in this BW picture..i too like your monochromes.
ReplyDeletelooks quite rustic
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting building, makes one wonder who lives there. Nice in b&wh too.
ReplyDeleteBEautiful post !! Loved the shot !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteGood capture! Do have a great week ahead!
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Rakesh
B&W - beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBlack, White and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHow much I like your black and white photos!
ReplyDeleteDramatic black and white view of an old building. I'll bet there is some stunning color on this facade! B&W emphasizes the geometry, for sure!!!
ReplyDeleteits always very pleasing to capture old buildings!
ReplyDeletea beautiful building and a great monochrome monday shot!
ReplyDeleteThe building looks like it could have been beautiful in the past. The ornate rails and old window panes still show it.
ReplyDeleteA lot of character in those old buildings.
ReplyDeleteA characterful building.
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting shot, full of information. And a very fine b&w composition, too.
ReplyDeleteAn old building with lots of character...probably could use a little restorative work...
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo, ME!
beautiful shot. i love that your pictures always have a story behind them. :)
ReplyDeleteI guess the dhobi wallahs don't make it this far, eh? Phenomenal shot -- especially enlarged!
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteYour black/white shots are always special :)
ReplyDeleteThat building is almost antique ;)
I love the architecture and the detail. It's great to see real life in the photo as well.
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Superb glimpse into your world .. as always its giving me the chance to see what I might never experience without knowing you, my friend!
ReplyDeleteSuch a very interesting building, too. So much to take in from this perspective.
ReplyDeletegreat picture!!
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Great monochrome photo - you have sooo many comments - I feel like the last person on earth to comment on it!
ReplyDeletePerfect in mono! The textures and shading really pop out! How intriguing!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an interesting idea - and I cannot imagine a city more amenable to daily changing images than Bombay. I mean, Mumbai - I left India when it was still called Bombay and it is very hard to think of it as anything else. Am I being politically incorrect?!!
ReplyDeleteThankyou for these images.
great picture!!
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looks quite rustic
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting building, makes one wonder who lives there. Nice in b&wh too.
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