There were many opportunities for black and white photography on this trip. These are the first 2/3rds of them, and I’ll share rest after all my trip posts are done. These, except for the one above, are posted in order, so you can follow the whole sweep of the trip up until this point.
Your family in the train window….mesmerizing.
Very majestic photos. Love seeing the trip via black & white lens. The Lion Monument is poignant. I read about it since I had been unaware. Thank you for all the sharing of this wonderful family adventure.
You have a great eye for detail, repeated patterns and shapes Polly…you are easily good enough to be a professional photographer. I used to be a photo retoucher (before computers ) for 26 years so I know a good photographer when I see one!
So different to see these sorts of photos in black and white. Very interesting!
Just…. WoW. Wow. WoW!
Your trip, (and ours, there, in 1989)
in fresh perspective!
As ever: Thank you for sharing Life’s Gifts!
… BE-ing Life’s Gift, (as are we all!)
Sue Krevitt
Marvelous photography! Marvelous moments! Marvelous all of you.