That's a great example of an image that is improved with B&W. The texture comes out and it now has a vintage feel! Wonderful job.
I've been shooting the RAW format for about 3 years now. It's more work to process, but there is a ton of additional digital information that is available for editing!
I'd have to agree that the black and white makes a stronger statement. The doors have lots of character and texture. I'm learning that that makes for a successful black and white.
I think both ways work for this shot. In the color, my eyes are drawn to the portrait, it pops, and in the BW, the portrait adds interest to the wood doors...great post!
I Really need to learn how to shoot in RAW...They say you can do so much more with a photo if you do...
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Thank you but when I say Raw I may be using the wrong terminology. Raw out of the camera is what I mean. But now that I looked it up I will try it.
DeleteThat's a great example of an image that is improved with B&W. The texture comes out and it now has a vintage feel! Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteI've been shooting the RAW format for about 3 years now. It's more work to process, but there is a ton of additional digital information that is available for editing!
I do too. I'm a huge fan of black and white photos and films. Great job, Jeanne!
ReplyDeleteI love them both! The textures are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing what camera and settings. I'm new to the challenge and looking forward to learning from you all.
ReplyDeleteLove Leanne
Love these! :)
ReplyDeleteI'd have to agree that the black and white makes a stronger statement. The doors have lots of character and texture. I'm learning that that makes for a successful black and white.
ReplyDeleteI like the B & W better, too...it just works! Love the subject, too. I would love to travel there!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition, bet Key West is a haven for great photo ops. Love the pure b/w here....the other one is also interesting though.
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The original is a nice shot but I agree I like the black and white better too. It looks more dramatic
ReplyDeleteThey're both wonderful, but i like the stunning black and white best too! :) Very neat photos.
ReplyDeleteI think both ways work for this shot. In the color, my eyes are drawn to the portrait, it pops, and in the BW, the portrait adds interest to the wood doors...great post!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you play Jeanne- both look great to me.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like the way you kicked up the drama in the B&W.
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