Very good.
Very good.
Agreed William, good work Denise.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
I just so happen to be doing lots of b&w photos recently. Almost at 50% b&w. Glad I found this thread... lots of inspiration to keep going with b&w.
For the first few years of photography, I held the view that there is no point to b&w white as there is always so much color to play with. I only took maybe a handful of b&w photos over 2 years. I took more pictures intended to be converted to black and white over the past month than I would have in 5 years at the pace I was going. I'm starting to even think color can be a little tacky with some shots.
One major thing that I have realized to be a vital tool to capturing high dynamic images, with least distraction; a lens that has excellent flare control. Nobody has ever told me how important flare control can be.
(though it can make a shot better)
Very crisp shot Steve.
Here's my latest B&W creation, taken today just before a storm came through.
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Nikon D5100, 18-55mm VR, 1/250 sec, f/18, FL 35mm, ISO 200
Not sure if these are among my better b&w shots, but they are more recent. Here are a couple from a trip to Poland. First one is from a park in Warsaw.
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This one is from Auschwitz
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This image was just me messing around with a flash and a bucket of water...
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Agreed William, good work Denise.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur