Nothing more black and white than a hotspot coffee house with free wifi.
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Nothing more black and white than a hotspot coffee house with free wifi.
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What I like about your picture is the apparent contradiction in it. This is a place for people. It is made for them, so that they can meet there, maybe two friends for a coffee or a chat. Or during lunch breaks, the mother who buys her daughter a sandwich because they need right back to work. Or the traveler who feels alien in the city and near the other searches. But what we can see is: none of that. Really terrific. (Ok, the woman left the counter I do not count, she looks so lost in thought)
Quite a roving eye you have and exactly as you describe, apparent contradiction! And she was lost in thought. Thank you for stopping by and your words.
Love how the b+w highlights all the patterns and makes it feel even more nostalgic. Nice work!
Melanee, thank you, but I think the contributing factor for the nostalgia is the checker board floor and everything looking like steel.
Free wifi good! 😀
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Nostalgic image for the challenge–works really well. Reminds me of diners from the past. Happy Phoneography Monday.
It does have that feel. Is it the black and white?
Both the monochrome and subject work well in unison.
I agree. B&W is just right for something nostalgic like this. (Mine goes up early Wednesday morning.)
janet
Hi Janet, thank you for your comment and heads up. I Will watch Wednesday for it!