This b&w image with dark tonalities gives the idea of a non-stress morning. The papers are still asleep.

Realistic abstract image, and lovely grayscale tone.

nice idea and you done it nicely indeed!

well done!! where's the coffee!!

Nice work.Realy good B+W.The image looks a little dark though(that might be my screen though)

Maybe a little bit too dark but nonetheless a great shot with perfect dof!

That's a nice subject and a great still-life but it could have been better with more light and contrast. I'm sure you can do it ! :-)

Great suggestive shot. The tonality is perfect!

A little more contrast and this would sing! Love the concept ... just wish I could see more of the glasses.

Niiiice! You just made me smile because Sunday mornings, reading the newspaper is one of my most favorite things ever! I love the crisp clarity of the newspaper and the darkness tells me that you are an early riser and the lights haven't come on yet; lol. This shot works for me!

I like this very much. Nice shallow depth of field blends nicely with the BW.

a very solemn photo... but beautiful and works well in b/w.

All it needs is the coffee! :-) Wonderful shot, says Sunday morning exactly! Well done.

excellent image - I like the mood and the framing

I love the eyeglasses, it gives a sense that someone has just that moment put them down and gone away...maybe to get a cup of coffee? but I agree a bit more light and contrast would help, just not so much that the softness is lost.
Fun one to play around with.

I like this alot...you have given this some thought too. Perhaps a little dark and had you allowed for more of a view of the newsprint it would have drawn the eye in further. Nice idea & shot though.

This so nostalgic . . must be ten years since I bought a newspaper . . at one time, my Sunday was centered around them. How things change.

I should say, since you have comments on this and another image about them being "too dark," that "too dark" is only a flaw if it is unintended. Personally, I find a bias among a lot of people towards photographs with even lighting and detail in the shadows. I don't subscribe to the notion that there are rules for photos that require them to look a certain way. What you choose to reveal is a matter of taste.