Monochrome Monday (#momo)

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Monochrome Monday: Timeless Venetian Bridge

Monochrome Monday (#MOMO) challenge features a timeless Venetian bridge and antiquated architecture, which await around every venerable canal. Gorgeous bridges in Venice’s atmospheric canals paint a picture of everyday life. A 35mm camera loaded with a roll of Ilford B&W film is the best way to capture a lovely Venice canvas.

Monochrome Monday: Timeless Venetian Bridge

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Monochrome Monday: A Venetian Gondola

Palaces on a lagoon, beautiful bridges, and striking architecture, taking one of Venice’s gondolas along the labyrinth of winding canals is today’s Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge. Capturing Venice’s atmospheric canals with a 35mm camera and a roll of Ilford B&W film for a little cheeky candid photography is always alluring.

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Monochrome Monday: Busking Brisbane’s Streets

Wander Brisbane streets and it won’t be long before you bump into a chilled busker in a quiet shop corner. Today’s Monochrome Monday’s (#momo) challenge uses Ilford 35mm B&W film. Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley is a hype of activity bursting with great cafes, wonderful restaurants, funky nightclubs, and partygoers out for a great time.

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Monochrome Monday: Hide and Seek

Venice’s tangled cobbled lanes using Ilford 35mm B&W film make an excellent Monochrome Monday’s (#momo) challenge. With little change in six hundred years, 435 bridges still link 121 islands, providing endless waterways and walkways (calli), to explore eternal Venice by boat or on foot.

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Monochrome Monday: Alone

Monochrome Monday’s (#momo) challenge continues using Ilford 35mm B&W film to capture Hungary’s locals on Budapest’s ancient streets. Although famed for Europe’s second-largest river the Danube, did you know you can marinate your weary body in one or all of the 100 thermal springs around Hungary’s capital Budapest? In addition to stunning architecture and charming sights around Budapest, take to the city’s atmospheric streets with a 35mm camera and a roll of Ilford B&W film for a little candid photography.

Monochrome Monday: Alone

Monochrome Monday: Selling Flowers in Braşov

A flower seller in Romania’s gorgeous historic Braşov is today’s Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge using Ilford 35mm B&W film. While travelling through Romania in 2009, this lonely flower seller resting in the charming streets of Braşov caught my eye. Using a 35mm film camera, not even the loud click of the camera disturbed her concentration while totally absorbed in making her tiny bunches of pretty flowers.

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Monochrome Monday: Patagonian Fjords

Chile’s surreal Patagonian Fjords make a spectacular Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge, especially using Ilford 35 mm film. Snaking through the incredible Patagonian Fjords as the fog thickens above the pond-still icy water, feels as though we are gliding through clouds.

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Monochrome Monday: Palace Bridge

Beijing’s Summer Palace Bridge crossing the picturesque man-made Kunming Lake, presents a tranquil entrance to the palace grounds for today’s Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge. The beautiful Summer Palace Bridge also known as the Seventeen Arch Bridge is the entrance to the Summer Palace, which was built for royals and emperors to stay during the summer.

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Monochrome Monday: Forbidden City

Today’s Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge is sharing an image of the mysterious Forbidden City in China’s capital Beijing. Commissioned during the Ming Dynasty in 1406, the Yongle emperor’s court officially occupied the city in 1420 and prohibited access to most of the realm’s subjects – forbidden to ordinary people. And so, the city was aptly named the Forbidden City.

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Monochrome Monday: Potosí

An unusual Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge today sharing an image from Bolivia’s infamous city Potosí. Many of you probably haven’t heard of the city of Potosí in Bolivia’s southern highlands. If you have, let me know.

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Monochrome Monday: Pisa

The Monochrome Monday (#momo) challenge continues with the iconic image of the Square of Miracles in Pisa, Italy. Tuscany’s famous Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles) is renowned for its Leaning Tower, which draws over five million visitors each year. This number is growing.

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Monochrome Monday: Don Khong Island

Today’s #momo (Monochrome Monday) challenge continues with child’s play in gorgeous Don Khong Island, Laos. #seasia #laos #children #momo

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Monochrome Monday: Cityscape

Another Monochrome Monday (#momo) with a black and white image of a cityscape from the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. Spanning the East River between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Boroughs, the iconic Brooklyn Bridge was officially named in 1915.