Turning this into a b&w, with all that tiny detail, makes it look like an etched illustration from an old manuscript or book. Wait, is that Oliver Twist's mother looking out the window?
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I don't like to compare B&W images with the colored versions because each version has its charm and exudes a different mood. So this is to me a perfect entry for the Wednesday B&W Challenge, Richie.
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I can not compare the two version because each has its own charm. It certainly lends itself well to B&W making the viewer focus on the wonderful detail rather than the fabulous green. Of course it is already on the waiting list to be added to the BWC next Wednesday - thank you, its a beauty !
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Hey Richie, as the last winner of Lyn�s B&W challenge, it falls to me to choose the next winner, and that would be you and your Mitford B&W. Congratulations on a well-deserved placing! I will let Lyn know.
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