DSLRUsers.com

This is my first real attempt at doing something in b&w.

It is Junction Cabin, half way up Mt Wellington, Hobart during the snow the week before last. It was still snowing lighly but the sun was out.




Comments most appreciated.

Woops, edited this because I realised the pic in the original post was 400K, sorry about that.

.......nice shot and nice treatment.......but it would be better if you showed the whole cabbin.....

Thanks bp.

I totally agree, I should have had the whole cabin in shot. I had 50mm lens on when I took this and should have changed to kit lens to get wider angle or stepped back a few more paces. Bit late now, the snow's gone, but I'll get it again.

johnd wrote:Thanks bp.

I totally agree, I should have had the whole cabin in shot. I had 50mm lens on when I took this and should have changed to kit lens to get wider angle or stepped back a few more paces. Bit late now, the snow's gone, but I'll get it again.

.......always look before stepping back, you never know when there is a dropoff.......anyway you still have a good image with a good treatment......as time goes on and many shots later, and some images framed, I tend to buy frames that you can change the image if you feel like a change, and do so a lot, that way your gallery is always fresh, except for the odd favourite.

John,

Good image - it reminds me of siberian villages Just echoing BigPix - would be great to see whole cabin but this is the only problem of this photo IMHO

Hi John,
I agree, it's quite good as it is. If you have CS2, you may try a cooling filter (under photo filters) and may be just a touch more contrast.