Every week, #FriFotos is getting better and better.
Spiral Stairs at Old Royal Naval Hospital, Greenwich, by Charles Yap aka @HotelPRGuy
Spiral Stairs at Old Royal Naval Hospital, by Charles Yap
There were so many amazing shot on the ‘Black & White‘ theme that I collected them in 2 different posts. My favorites on Architecture, People and Life are highlighted here, while Wildlife and Landscapes are featured on Avventurosa Blog.
Dirty docks, by Christian Graham aka THEpastamaster
Dirty docks, by Christian Graham
WA Hudson Ltd, by @Surreyblonde
WA Hudson Ltd, by Surreyblonde
Picture Postcard from Innsbruck, by Kirsten Alana
Picture Postcard from Innsbruck, by Kirsten Alana
Tuk-tuk in Siem Reap, Cambodia, by Jen Pollack Bianco aka lax2nrt
Tuk-tuk in Siem Reap, Cambodia, by Jen Pollack Bianco
Tango in Buenos Aires, by Keith Jenkins aka @velvetescape
Tango in Buenos Aires, by Keith Jenkins
Rome’s Oldest Barbershop, by Ken Kochey on @NatGeoTraveler
Rome’s Oldest Barbershop, by Ken Kochey
R-777 Oldsmobile, by Hjortur Smarason aka @hjortur
R-777 Oldsmobile, by Hjortur Smarason
If you’re not familiar with #FriFotos yet… Follow the #Frifotos hashtag, track the weekly theme, announced on Twitter every Tuesday, select your best shots, share them and join the fun. Every Friday, 24 hours long!
The tuk tuk driver and and the Hudson photos are both great shots. But I found them all beautiful!
Some beauts here. I love Jen’s tuk tuk driver – very Graham Greene – and the Hudson one which just says Jack the Ripper’s London to me somehow. Great collection, thanks for sharing Simon and co.
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It was definitely one of my favorite editions, Kirsten. So many wonderful shots that it has been a huge task to choose.
I love #FriFotos!
Thank you so much for including my photograph from Innsbruck. Black and white photography is my favorite form and that was a great trip. This is a wonderful recap. Charles and Jen have incredible images there as well. What fun!
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