The World of XPILAR - B&W PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART CONTEST WEEK #216 (Sculpture art)

It's no news that the first camera detected only two colours which were black and white. No matter the richness of colour a person will wear, then the camera will translate it to black and white respectively. That's why we noticed that films produced during that era has its white and black characteristics. What if we were able to teleport back in time to use this amazing camera piece. In this publication, let's see how modern pictures would have looked in the era of black and white cameras.

PICTURE 1

This picture was titled by the sculptor "Cultural Mulatto". It's actually a mixture of western and native dress code. In the picture, We see a man wearing a piece of suit over a traditional wrapper which represents the Ibibio tribe in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. The sculptor made this in such a way that the dressing blends without suspicion of the onlookers. One can really see the difference on a closer look. I would love to commend the sculptor who did this masterpiece.

PICTURE 2

Another picture is an artwork which the sculptor tagged "Strength of motherhood". In the image, We see mother wielding a shield while carrying a child. The sacrifice a mother have to make daily is something worth of a warrior. In our lives, we can testify that our mothers has played a role that is very important to our survival. Personally, I call my mom "my first love" because her sacrifices and efforts are truly selfless. So, likewise everyone, this sculpture truly means a lot.

PICTURE 3

This picture is tagged by the owner "Agony of the mother of twins". If anyone has been with any mother of a twin, you'll discover that the pains is something that is not explainable. Imagine trying to satisfy a baby, then the second one will drag attention of that same mother. My mother will know that the agony which is now her pride now. My twin siblings are now the testimony after years of perseverance.

I invite @bossj23, @pandora2010 and @nsijoro to this contest.