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1. Very interesting play of shadows in your first two shots 🙂 Your coffee looks perfect, Cee 🙂 Thank you for this entry.

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   • I love playing in your challenges. Thanks Paula. 😀

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2. Excellent, although those apples look kinda rotten. Your photos jump off the page. I need to reread your B & W tips!

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   • They weren’t rotten, they were from a tree that was nearby, but I don’t think I would eat them. They looked a little woody.

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     • Woody! I like that!

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3. love the chair and shadow Cee

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   • Thanks Lisa 😀

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4. That cup of coffee photos makes me want to drink one even though I’ve had my quota for the day. 🙂

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   • Thanks Suzanne for commenting. Glad you like the coffee photo.

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5. Like the simpleness of the images.

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   • Thanks for your comment 😀

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6. I think the diner table image is spot on. Deceptively casual placement…yet each element draws your attention to the next. The deep rich shadows of the cream pitcher and mug are like arrows pointing around the tableau. The subtle contrast in b&w of all those whites…each tone holds its own. The topper for me is the bubbles in the freshly poured coffee. I can almost smell it!

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   • Thanks Liz for your wonderful comment.

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7. I like that photo of the chair, Cee. The shadows add a pleasant elongated curve to the back of the chair.
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   • The chair simple and the shadows add so much to it. Thanks Allan.

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8. Quinces? And I like the unspoken reference to ‘black’ or ‘white’ coffee–

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   • Apples. Thanks for your comment. 😀

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