B&W version of my Misty Dawn
Uploaded: October 16, 2009
Kate Jackson responded to my request for a critique on my original colored version and among other things suggested I try a B&W so I did a quick conversion.
Which do you guys think is better?
Exif: F Number: 2.8, Exposure Bias Value: 1.30, ExposureTime: 10/500 seconds, Flash: fired, auto mode, ISO: 179, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 10.70 mm, Model: C4100Z,C4000Z
Peter W. Marks October 16, 2009
Any thoughts on this folks? #1193023Kate Jackson October 17, 2009
To tell the truth Peter I find I prefer your original version! Interesting to hear why the colours were so unreal! Hope you have enjoyed your course! #8044651Tess L. Yee October 17, 2009
I don't recall seeing the original, so I can't do a comparison. But I like the ethereal quality in this image, Peter. #8044685Thomas Ehlers October 19, 2009
I like it Peter, I didn't see the color verson, I like it just the way it is. #8051129Peter W. Marks October 19, 2009
Thank you Tess and Thomas. The color version got an EP and if you have time perhaps you would care to take a look at the following web site:This image is the view from our back door looking due east. It makes for delightful mornings as the sun shines into the kitchen. We feel blessed.
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Dianna Murphy December 03, 2009
A great B/W. Love the light. #8188066Peter W. Marks December 03, 2009
Thank you Dianna, Good to meet you. #8188357Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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