Lower Antelope

[beavens]

Another shot from Lower Antelope in glorious black, white and all greys in between.

C&C welcome!

Jeff

 

[Zeph]

Nice corkscrew effect Jeff, great DR.

 

[beavens]

Nice corkscrew effect Jeff, great DR.

Thanks Zeph! Hopefully it keeps your eyes busy for a few moments.

Jeff

 

[AlanLichty]

There are some delightful lines in this one Jeff - you are correct about keeping our eyes busy.

B&W in those incredible color haven slot canyons is something you are making me think about now and I would have considered it sheer blasphemy not so long ago.....

 

[beavens]

There are some delightful lines in this one Jeff - you are correct about keeping our eyes busy.

B&W in those incredible color haven slot canyons is something you are making me think about now and I would have considered it sheer blasphemy not so long ago.....

Thanks Alan! I know, a lot of people will string me up for posting something like this in B&W. But there is something about B&W that speaks to me. Maybe I just suck with color? At any rate, I'm really glad that you dig it and if I keep it up maybe I'll convert you to the dark side!

Jeff

 

[Zeph]

Dynamic Range is accentuated in B&W, especially when one has the skill to reveal it.

 

[dan swiger]

Great subject for conversion & you showed the texture/tones quite well

 

[beavens]

Great subject for conversion & you showed the texture/tones quite well

Thanks Dan!!

Jeff

 

[Aaron Macomber]

I like this, great job with the exposure and conversion. Details all the way into the shadows make it for me.

 

[beavens]

I like this, great job with the exposure and conversion. Details all the way into the shadows make it for me.

Thanks Aaron - psyched that you like it!

Jeff

 

[JimFox]

Hey Jeff,

I think this is the best funnel effect I have seen from that composition. Great job working the light!

 

[Bart Carrig]

Remarkable image. Great artistry.

Bart

 

[beavens]

Hey Jeff,

I think this is the best funnel effect I have seen from that composition. Great job working the light!

Thanks Jim! One of my favorite aspects of LA was not knowing what each room was going to look like. We really got to spend a good amount of time drinking each one in since we were the only 2 people on the tour for that time slot. Only caveat was that we had to be at the end by a certain time. Can't wait to go back!!

Remarkable image. Great artistry.

Bart

Thanks a ton for the very kind words, Bart. I'm really glad that you like it!

Jeff