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| From the inside, this newly restored window stands out in shades of brilliant purple, bright green, and crimson. From the outside, it may as well be black and white—but you can better appreciate its "bones." It's in the Gothic Revival Bigelow Chapel at Mount Auburn Cemetery, in Cambridge, Mass. [To see more monochromes, visit Dragonstar's meme.] |
Saturday, November 24, 2012
the weekend in black and white
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Awesome!
ReplyDeleteSo many details!
Well done!
Such a pure, carved white, and about a hundred shades of grey on the way to black and back again.
ReplyDeleteChecking out this 180-year-old cemetery (America’s first as garden-style) I can see that you could do a month-long series of photos from here alone. It has as much, and in some cases more, going on than some Parisian cemeteries.
Thank you for the introduction to this place.
Beautiful detailed picture viewing.
ReplyDeleteWish you a good weekend :)
This is so beautiful to regard in black and white, Alexa ~ superb.
ReplyDeleteWonderful detail. I love the "bones"
ReplyDeleteI love how this image has completely changed the focus of the window from the glass to the spines!
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Love the incredible detail and it is stunning in B&W. Reminds me of silver, of filigree.
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