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  1. @StevenLawsonPhotography Thanks for this #MonochromeMarch initiative and especially for the fantastic three-part e-zine series you put together for us 😘

    I've been amazed by some of the photos I've seen earlier, and I'm finding a few more #Photography people to follow in the e-zines

    I hope next year other art forms will join in, making for an even more diverse and vibrant event 😀

  2. RE: mastoart.social/@StevenLawsonP

    Monochrome March Volume 2 is available now. Thank you to Steven for taking the time to sort through the submissions and putting together another excellent e-zine.

    #BelieveInFilm #FilmIsNotDead #MonochromeMarch

  3. @mamue The best way to keep up to date is to follow the #MonochromeMarch hashtag, or any hashtag for that matter, then those posts will automatically appear in your daily timeline.

  4. RE: mastoart.social/@StevenLawsonP

    I feel *incredibly* proud to have had a photo selected for @StevenLawsonPhotography’s first #monochromeMarch e-zine ☺️

    I’m in the company of some really incredible work, too. It’s the sort of stimulus to make you want to up your game! Check it out…

  5. A big thank you to @StevenLawsonPhotography for arranging #monochromemarch

    It has been a pleasure to participate and to be able to see the so many awesome photographs from the many talented photographers.

  6. Sunken Bridge.

    The Aseler Bridge (built between 1887 and 1890) has actually been submerged and hidden in Lake Eder since 1924.
    During dry periods, which have become more frequent in recent years, Lake Eder experiences low water levels and many sunken relics, including the Aseler Bridge, reappear.

    #Edersee #Asel #Edertalsperre #Eder #LostPlace #Dam #Drought #Bridge #monochrome #Blackandwhite #Photography #Talsperre #Trockenheit #Austrocknung #Bruecke #Schwarzweiss #Fotografie #monochromeMarch

  7. The Aseler Bridge (built between 1887 and 1890) has actually been submerged and hidden in Lake Eder since 1924.
    During dry periods, which have become more frequent in recent years, Lake Eder experiences low water levels and many sunken relics, including the Aseler Bridge, reappear.

    #Edersee #Asel #Edertalsperre #Eder #LostPlace #Dam #Drought #Bridge #monochrome #Blackandwhite #Photography #Talsperre #Trockenheit #Austrocknung #Bruecke #monochrom #Schwarzweiss #Fotografie #monochromeMarch