08-11-2022, 10:41 AM
Grant, thank you very much. Your critique means a lot to me. The composition of the sailboats definitely works in B&W especially with the bright white sails contributing to the contrast.
Natalie, You got a winner on your hands. Are you back in the chicken business? Just kidding. But that is really a cool shot and actually belongs on a wall of a country kitchen.
Steve, Your REO Speedwagon's shadows also benefitted from the nice dark shadows.
Peter, Zebras are such photographic creatures, They move slowly, are full of contrasting fur, and like to stare at people.
Dave, A calming relaxing lake view with nice lights and darks in the reflection.
Here is a Black and White conversion I made to a colored photo I posted in the August 11th daily thread. I prefer the B&W version. I think it is more powerful and eye catching. But you be the judge.
Natalie, You got a winner on your hands. Are you back in the chicken business? Just kidding. But that is really a cool shot and actually belongs on a wall of a country kitchen.
Steve, Your REO Speedwagon's shadows also benefitted from the nice dark shadows.
Peter, Zebras are such photographic creatures, They move slowly, are full of contrasting fur, and like to stare at people.
Dave, A calming relaxing lake view with nice lights and darks in the reflection.
Here is a Black and White conversion I made to a colored photo I posted in the August 11th daily thread. I prefer the B&W version. I think it is more powerful and eye catching. But you be the judge.
