Colour or Mono?

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

I think both work very well though the colour in #1 is so attractive I think I'd plump for it.

As a matter of interest, are they both just developed or have they, particularly the colour version, had HDR?

Thanks for your comments.

I am a fan of HDR when it's done right like my images seen here http://www.eos-magazine-forum.com/sh...les&highlight= but these are 'just developed'

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Well I am going to be different and go for the B&W as I think it suits the old desolate building.
I think I might consider a small crop on the left side.

David

Thank you David

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

I prefer the colour but also like the b&w. Friday nights at Princetown should be spent in the Plume! Provided you don't spend too long you can then get up nice and early when it is marginally above -8 and you can see where you're going.

Ahhh The Plume Of Feathers, lovely :)

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Both very good but I prefer the colour version

Thank you for your comments :)

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Colour for me too, just because you did such a great job on it :)

Thank you, much appreciated

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Colour one without a doubt superb capture - too much of the shot is in focus to have to convert it to B&W (going to get flamed for that one - even if it's true)

.DAVID.

Thank you David

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Colour for me. It's a beautiful shot and scores 10/10 on my envy meter.
Thanks for sharing.
Graydon

Glad you like it Graydon

[Nancy]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Hi CanonBenny,
the shots are beautiful both but I prefer the soft colors that brighten the first shot. However the choice is really difficult!

[CanonBenny]

Re: Colour or Mono?

Hi CanonBenny,
the shots are beautiful both but I prefer the soft colors that brighten the first shot. However the choice is really difficult!

Thank you Anna for your comments, much appreciated

[mwphoto]

Re: Colour or Mono?

BnW for me - I'd crop a wee bit on left to move the cottage over and I'd be tempted to go for something high contrast and grainy (had the same issue with one of my pics which only really came alive when I applied a threshold filter) - each to their own though!!!