This week the topic is Words with double letters, such as sweep, rubber, bookkeepping, teeter totter, vacuum, etc. It can be a man made structure or nature made. Let’s see how creative you can get. I’m looking forward to what you all decide to post. I just want you to have some fun with your photography.
Upcoming Topics
For a list of upcoming topics, please see the list below. Be creative and challenge yourself. For a great black and white photo look for contrast or highly textured subjects to photograph.
- Large Subjects
- Bikes of Any Kind
- Heads or Facial Features (human or animal)
- Store Front Signs
- Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles
- Older than 50 years
This challenge accepts the following types of photography:
- Black and white photography
- Sepia tones (browns)
- Selective color with the majority of the photo being in black and white
- Desaturated – very little color tone left in your photo
I hope you have FUN a lot of fun with this challenge.
For more information on this challenge, please visit the Black & White Challenge page.
If you adore challenges as much as I do, please check out WordPress’s Blog Event Listing for other challenges.
CB&W CHALLENGE POST
- Then add a link to your blog in my comment box.
- To make it easy for others to check out your photos and post, title your blog post “Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge” or (CB&W) tag.
- Remember to Follow My Blog to get your weekly reminders.
I usually will respond to your entry on your blog, rather than on my page.
CB&W BADGE
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MY ENTRY THIS WEEK
Giraffe
Glass window with reflections
Mushrooms on a mossy tree trunk
Sternwheeler 
Qi (energy) hugs
Cee
Cee's Photo Challenges 
My response: satyaanveshan.wordpress.com/2018/03/08/black-white-is-sweet/
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My respinse: https://satyaanveshan.wordpress.com/2018/03/08/black-white-is-sweet/
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Hi Cee Just love the fungi and the sternwheeler
Here is my contribution
http://bushboy.blog/2018/03/06/cees-black-white-photo-challenge/
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Hope these meet your requirements Cee 🙂 https://2e0mca.wordpress.com/2018/03/05/cees-black-white-photo-challenge-words-with-double-letters/
Nice Giraffe. Don’t go eating those mushrooms – I don’t think they’re the magic variety 😉
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Ooooh all your photos in this post are astonishing, Cee 🙂 Can’t pick a favorite!
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Thanks so much for your comment 😀
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My pleasure! 😀
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I love your window reflections!
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Thanks Dahlia. 😀
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Getting caught up. Love these.
https://highwaysandbywaysofmylife.wordpress.com/2018/03/01/cees-black-white-foto-challenge-any-word-with-double-letters/
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I found a windmill:
https://mostlymonochrome.net/2018/03/03/the-windmill/
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I love them all, but especially the glass window. And your mushrooms inspired me as well! https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/2018/03/02/cees-bw-photo-challenge-words-with-double-letters/
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Love that giraffe! Awesome photo!
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So glad you like the giraffe photo. 😀
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The sternwheeler could also be a paddlewheel–double double letters!
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I didn’t know if they were called paddle boats or paddlewheel. So I stuck with sternwheeler. Thanks. 😀
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I really like your photos Cee…especially the boat.
Here is my entry: https://treerabold.wordpress.com/2018/03/02/words-with-double-letters/
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I love the giraffe! Here is my entry for the challenge.
http://theressomethingaboutnancy.blog/2018/03/02/black-and-white-with-double-letters-you-cant-blow-bubbles-with-this-stuff/
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https://nomaddernomadder.wordpress.com/2018/03/02/black-and-white-trees/
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Here is my selection for this week’s challenge:
http://sallys-scribbles.blogspot.co.uk/2018/03/cees-black-and-white-photo-challenge.html
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I love the giraffe. Hoping to take my photos tomorrow so I can post them on the week end. The window is an interesting one too.
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I’m looking forward to what you find and photo. 😀
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Here’s my entry:
http://sibyllineimages.com/2018/03/01/cees-black-white-photo-challenge-words-with-double-letters
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Must say I too found the giraffe poem worthy. 🦒🦒🦒
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Thanks 😀
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I’m enamored with the sternwheeler and giraffe, all fine black and whites. I found some pretty cool yard art and one of them is a word with double letters.
https://chedcurtain.blogspot.com/2018/03/banneret.html
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I’m downright passionate about the stern-wheeler. I always wanted to ride on one, but was foiled.
Giraffes have the sweetest faces!
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I’ve been on that one a couple of times. 😀
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The glass window reflection is my favorite this week, Cee. The trees appear to be growing out of the room below.
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Thanks Allan. I think the reflection is a cool photo too. 😀
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Lovely selection. I especially like the mushrooms. Here is my entry for the double letters challenge: https://wp.me/p5EX8j-Mi
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The mushroom pic is my favorite!
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So glad you like the mushroom Diana 😀
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Love your Photos, especially the window glass white all the texture reflected.
Here’s my contribution, 5 photos.
https://alltheshoesiwear.wordpress.com/2018/03/01/bw-photo-challeng/
P.s. think I finally figured it! Lol
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I love the giraffe Cee.
This was a hard one to think of words for – some how my head doesn’t seem to register double letters! But I chose seaweed in the end. Just need to finish my words.
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I look forward to your post. 😀 😀
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And here’s my seawEEd: https://travelwithintent.com/2018/03/01/we-need-seaweed-on-the-seashore/
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My goodness, what interesting images with double letters!
Here’s one for you: https://lizcharnes.com/2018/03/01/glass-window/
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Wow! They are amazing. Especially the mushrooms!
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Thanks Jeren for commenting. 😀
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wow – the black & white is so classical and Mushrooms is great meaning!!!
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Glad you like the mushrooms. 😀
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This one is a challenging topic Cee. I like what you found – especially the mushrooms on the mossy tree.
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It wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be. Oh there is an idea Bee’s work for this challenge too.
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Your giraffe reminded me of a poem by Jacques Prévert, called Mea culpa:
Mea culpa
C’est ma faute
C’est ma faute
Cest ma très grande faute d’orthographe
Voilà comment j’écris
Giraffe.
In French, giraffe spells with only one f – you would not have been able to use it in this challenge 🙂
And I love that ship (boat?) with the hills in the background.
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Different countries do spell things differently. 😀 😀
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Of course, I should have added the English version –
couldn’t find one online in a hurry, so here is my attempt:
Mea culpa
My fault
My fault
My very grievous spelling fault.
This is how I write
Giraffe.
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Thanks 😀 😀 Thanks is for us single language folks. 😀 😀
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