In Black and White: Weekly Photo Challenge: Foreign
So what does ‘foreign’ means to me exactly? My initial thought was “a foreign place”. I live in the UK and visiting Norway was such an amazing experience for me. Yes, this post will be about a foreign place but it’s also about my unfamiliar experiences toward certain things. This is a good kind of unfamiliarity. When my partner and I visited Holmenkollen, we dropped-in on the ski museum. The exhibition that day exuded a great length of positivity for me and an unfamiliarity in a way, because it was my first time seeing those equipments and such an inspirational first-hand experience.
Throughout the exhibition, this message was at the back of my mind, “If there’s a will, there’s a way”. Everything is possible. I’m well aware of Paralympics and those awe-inspiring athletes but this exhibition was truly sensational and memorable for me.
To keep it short, “Is it possible?!” is an exhibition about athletes with physical disabilities. You can click on the link to read more about it. Here are my favourite photos in black and white. I’m still practising my black and white shots so be nice. Enjoy!
We both tried Biathlon!
A perfect way to end this post – these positive and uplifting messages from the exhibition!
These are great Black and whites, Sarah.
Thank you Gracie! I really appreciate it especially coming from a great photographer like you
I am far from being great, Sarah, but thank you
That was heart-warming
definitely foreign to me !
using black/white for these set of photos is just cleaver and perfect
Thank you so much
Such a great comment from a great photographer!