AW - Black & White
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 1:00 amSome images taken over the Anniversary Weekend that I felt lent themselves to a black & white treatment (there are a few more pics here if you are interested). Click an image for a larger version.
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AW - Black & White
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Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 1:00 amPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 11:19 ambump. Last time I post late at night
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 11:21 amCongrat! you have purchased a new Lexar B&W CF card!
Enjoy your toys!
Enjoy your toys!
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 12:12 pmHi Peter,
I'm a big fan of B&W at the moment as you know and #3 is pretty cool. The treatment is great. Nice and punchy. I like that one a lot.
Not too keen on 1 and 2 i'm afraid. The B&W is good but the sunject doesn't hold my attention.
I'm a big fan of B&W at the moment as you know and #3 is pretty cool. The treatment is great. Nice and punchy. I like that one a lot.
Not too keen on 1 and 2 i'm afraid. The B&W is good but the sunject doesn't hold my attention.
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 1:39 pmi stared at the first for about a minute before i realized it is a lamp, Nice. The second appears Flat? not sure how else to describe it otherwise, but I do really like the third as well. After hours I'm assuming since no people, very interesting.
Andy
Andy
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:01 pmAndy,
Perhaps that new B&W CF card has a bad sector
Perhaps that new B&W CF card has a bad sector
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:41 pmThanks for the comments guys. #3 is by far the one I like the most. In fact I'm still tinkering with the B & W treatment.
Matt I used the nik color efex B & W filters for these (there are three tunable types of B & W filters) - they are something I suggest you have a look at.
Andy the third shot was taken while lots of people were around (at 11:00 am). It's at the finger Wharf at Wooloomooloo (Sydney) and was shot through glass security doors. The area is in two halves. One for the peasants and one for the rich people. This is looking from the peasant area into the rich area (if you look close you can see the reflections on the glass door). The rich area is apartments and there is a security coded area for access. The peasant area is hotel & function area and access is unrestricted.
birddog - you're right the B & W CF card is dead easy to use - it's really improved my shots over use of the standard colour ones.
Matt I used the nik color efex B & W filters for these (there are three tunable types of B & W filters) - they are something I suggest you have a look at.
Andy the third shot was taken while lots of people were around (at 11:00 am). It's at the finger Wharf at Wooloomooloo (Sydney) and was shot through glass security doors. The area is in two halves. One for the peasants and one for the rich people. This is looking from the peasant area into the rich area (if you look close you can see the reflections on the glass door). The rich area is apartments and there is a security coded area for access. The peasant area is hotel & function area and access is unrestricted.
birddog - you're right the B & W CF card is dead easy to use - it's really improved my shots over use of the standard colour ones.
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 7:28 pm
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 11:47 pmI love the first shot. I really like reflections. I'm really starting to like b&w pics.
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 5:30 pmThanks Monty. There's a lot you can do with B & W and a lot of ways to do it. You should play around with it a while.