Sunday, January 31, 2010
Chef Monochrome
Rick, the owner and chef at Matt & Mike's Eatery, seen cooking through the chrome-rimmed serving window at his new location off Michigan Ave./Highway M60 in Three Rivers. Matt and Mike's is named for his sons, and was downtown for 25 years. A boutique baby store now occupies his old location, and his new address is 103 South Lincoln Avenue. Just in case you were looking.
This was my favorite b/w picture this week. Others I took were more stark and contrasty, but I think this has plenty going on.
To see more of the world in monochrome, just click over to The Monochrome Weekend, presented by Aileni.
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I like this slice of life . . . good subject choice for monochrome.
neat capture
Awesome photo, you are really seeing great stuff! Im still borrowing mom's computer. Hopefully its over Tuesday
Yet another I wish I'd taken!
The black and white and hint of human is nice to see. I admire it and some of my work in b&W is on my Sendai-shi blog. I got to get back to it.
Thanks for the visit and comment.
Overall, a fascinating photo. I like the way you catch just a glimpse of his eyes, but enough to see a certain concentration on what he's doing...
Looks like a 'joint.' I love joints!
Nice I must admit that at first I thought it was a cabbage on a desk, but then I discovered that I was terribly wrong :-)
Excellent "portrait" of sorts.
This is a great shot! It reminds me a little bit of the neighbor character on the old show Home Improvement where they only showed his eyes over the fence.
I like this one...it is real life.
It gives a very different and interesting viewpoint.
I like this one, too. It's an everyday sight that we tend to take for granted, but when it's captured like this, it makes it very special.
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