Imagine the colors as you look through the images of windows in black and white.
Do you see the colors?
The original color version of the stained glass window on the top right was featured on “Old Adobe Mission.“
All photos are my own. ©Pepper Tron/Heavens Sunshine
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Posted for Lens-Artists Challenge: Color in Black and White and Monday WIndow
Do I see the colours? Interesting that my brain did not process the colours but my eyes are feasting on your drained glass window.
So glad you enjoyed the stained glass. 😊
They are gorgeous, Pepper! Thanks for sharing with Monday Window..
You’re welcome. 😊
Awesome photos, especially the last one!
Thanks, Sofia. So glad they worked in b&w.
An excellent idea and I love that you featured multiple versions of one type of item, each of which would be glorious in color!
Thanks, Tina. So glad you enjoyed the images. 😊
Beautiful detail in these!
Very nice captures Pepper – yes, I can imagine the colors.
Thanks, Linda. 😊
Pepper, what a beautiful post! The images are wonderful. If I don’t see the real colors, my eyes still see colors that remind me of similar lifetime experiences I had.
Thank you very much, Egidio.
A nice choice of using B&W for these scenes. It brings out the details and textures. Well done!
Thanks, Earl. I appreciate you stopping by and taking the time to comment. Have a great week. 😊
Beautiful in B&W though I can imagine the beauty of the colors…
Yay! Glad you could imagine the colors. I might have to post the color versions as well. 😉
I look forward to seeing them!
Great forms/contrasts. 👍🏼
Great examples, Pepper!
Great examples, makes me want to truly see what the colors might be!
Great captures and great examples for the challenge 😊
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the windows. 😊.
Beautiful Paintings, in church Windows and in castle-wall-paintings, in colours – , I like them very much.
And in Your Photo there are Paintings and Nature near together. It is so impressing!
Thanks for your encouraging comment. 😊
Stained glass is a great subject for the challenge Irene 😀
Thanks, Brian. 😊
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