Yessss I love it in black and white, its really hard to tell when it will be good to turn it into black and white for me, I love it on this one !! Thank you!
I know on certain things to do black and white but when it comes to portraits or landscapes thats another issue lol The suggestion is a great one and I really do love it better in B&W
I converted this to B&W to see how it looks, and in my opinion its even more powerful when converted.
Originally posted by jgirl57:
Well I had taken this photo 1 day after the challenge started, Go figure, I really wish I could have submitted this one..
Would this have been considered a street shot at all??
Yup:
Nicely done -love the B&W version! The details of the main subjects just shine more with the B&W. I also notice the lovely play of light and shadow in the tree canopy.
I had several outtakes from my trip down to Calle Ocho in Little Havana from Pedro Bello smoking a cigar outside the Cuban Tobacco Cigar Company to a little girl on the Roster statues to other people playing dominoes at Domino Park.
Not sure if I can post here - just tried, nope images are too big.
I think in B&W while shooting, even colour.
I watch(ed) many old TV series and movies to learn about the light/shadow setups. While watching for ex. The twilight zone (old series) and closely observe every scene, you'll discover that most people working in the stage/light setups were MASTERS of light. I do not have this feeling in color movies or series
I think in B&W while shooting, even colour.
I watch(ed) many old TV series and movies to learn about the light/shadow setups. While watching for ex. The twilight zone (old series) and closely observe every scene, you'll discover that most people working in the stage/light setups were MASTERS of light. I do not have this feeling in color movies or series
