Fall without the color..
- Thread starter Dean
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It is surprising how well the fall season is represented in B&W.
Hey Dean,
I am really liking #1. Such a well composed and processed B&W. The clouds in it really are attractive and the detail in the trees is great.
I also want to mention #3, I think it's cool, and has a real abstract feel to it. I am guessing it's grasses at your feet? But looking at it, it also could have been shot from a plane looking down on a plain of barren trees. A really sweet shot.
Jim
I am really liking #1. Such a well composed and processed B&W. The clouds in it really are attractive and the detail in the trees is great.
I also want to mention #3, I think it's cool, and has a real abstract feel to it. I am guessing it's grasses at your feet? But looking at it, it also could have been shot from a plane looking down on a plain of barren trees. A really sweet shot.
Jim
Ha ha... oh man... I guess I should have said it was trees, but looked like a close of grasses?Thanks Ben, Jim
Jim #3 is a mountain side of barren birch trees Shot from the ground but pushed in to isolate. I liked this one but not sure if anybody else would so Im glad you like it
Well, I was only wrong by 50%....
dan swiger
Well-Known Member
I certainly like the 1st, but like Jim, #3 has a stark quality to it. Very nice
Bart Carrig
Well-Known Member
Dean: I've seen your color version of #1 and it's gorgeous, but the b/w version is fantastic. And the second at Racquette Lake is also extraordinary -- loving that little "squiggly" tree in the right background/sky. And as far as I know, only you would have the vision to pluck #3 from the mountainside at Chapel Pond.
Great B&W work.
Bart
Great B&W work.
Bart
Tom Nevesely
Member
The first image is just fantastic! I love the stream and of course that sky!