Mood [B&W]

Challenge #15 in the Let the Image Speak series. Hosted by onlooker.

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Show us your most evocative black & white photo and make us think. There must be a human aspect to it. Per series' theme, let the image speak: *NO TITLES OR DESCRIPTIONS* (put a single dash "-" in place of title). PLEASE READ ADDITIONAL RULES (pay attention to image size rules). Many subjects are excluded. Read comments below for samples. -- Voters: Please vote in a slideshow.

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Announced:

Monday, 9th January, 2012 (GMT)

Submissions:

Monday, 16th January, 2012 – Sunday, 22nd January, 2012 (GMT)

Voting:

Monday, 23rd January, 2012 – Sunday, 29th January, 2012 (GMT)

Processing rules:

Black and White only. No toning or tinting. Please do the best you can. Just "desaturating" a color original is rarely an optimal post-processing method. Be proud of what you submit.
No digital art - photo must be taken with a camera.
No composites.

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No restrictions.

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Maximum image dimensions: 1024 px horizontal x 768 px vertical but with at least one of its dimensions being exactly 1024 px horizontal or 768 px vertical.
Submitted photograph must not be larger than 500 KB (saving at 80% should provide room to spare).
No embedded copyright notices or watermarks with author's name.
No titles or descriptions (put a single dash "-" in place of title).
Absolutely no snapshots of homeless people, street snapshot portraits of third-world children staring into the lens, no toddlers (sleeping or otherwise), and no pure portraits, human or animal (identifiable faces are okay if within the context of their environment).
There must be a human aspect to the photo - no pure landscapes devoid of humans or human artifacts.
No photos previously entered in this series (http://www.dpreview.com/challenges/Series.aspx?ID=371)

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by Sajinsa

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Camera:	Nikon D5100
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Submitted:	Saturday, 21st January, 2012 01:19 (GMT)
Taken:	Friday, 2nd December, 2011
Focal length:	26 mm
Shutter speed:	1/200 sec
Aperture:	F8
ISO:	100
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Galleries:	View this photo in Sajinsa's gallery

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