The Seat
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Bob Yankle wrote:
Point Betsie Lighthouse on the banks of Lake Michigan
Great image Bob
Jul 26, 2016 20:17:18 #
Bob, your b&ws always send me to the twilight zone-a wonderful place and are they real? Great fun!
Jul 27, 2016 07:02:25 #
Jul 27, 2016 09:10:49 #
lalezo wrote:
Thank you Lloyd. I'm afraid you're stuck with what you've got.Very good. I would like to see the color version. Thanks.
Lloyd
Lloyd
Jul 27, 2016 09:11:40 #
PhotoPhred wrote:
Thank you Phred. That pretty well says it.Beautiful. 'Nuff said.
Jul 27, 2016 09:12:49 #
jwt wrote:
Thank you Jim. This was shot just at dusk so there is some very soft light on the subjects, but the sky was still alive with white clouds.Great shot Bob and I love what you did with it my friend! 
Jul 27, 2016 09:14:30 #
UXOEOD wrote:
Thank you UXOEOD. I don't print my works ....... so I do most of my work getting them to look good on a computer monitor.Bob, excellent treatment! I really like this mix, the capture and your treatment. I would love to know what you do in the final print, i.e. what paper you use, and how it turns out. I expect it would be a real head turner as a wall hanger!
Thanks for sharing. Not only this shot, thanks for all your shares, you do such nice work. I hope, at least a good portion of them end up printed for all to see.
Thanks for sharing. Not only this shot, thanks for all your shares, you do such nice work. I hope, at least a good portion of them end up printed for all to see.
Jul 27, 2016 09:15:28 #
docshark wrote:
Thanks Doc. For me, it was the lighting shifts that made this image stand out.As you know Bob I'm not a big fan of B&W but it works for me in some situations. Holy Cow! This shot really made me stop and look. I love the how the light surrounds the people and draws you there but the sky is, well, I'm not sure why word to use. What a great shot! Fine work. Frame it, hang it.
-Doc
-Doc
Jul 27, 2016 09:16:49 #
bigwolf40 wrote:
Thanks Rich. I suspect that not all images survive the transformation into b&w ..... but the ones that do are usually dramatic.This is a well done and interesting photo in black and white....Rich
Jul 27, 2016 09:18:40 #
marsdad wrote:
Thanks for you comment marsdad. Yep, personal preference. I usually do landscapes (or waterscapes) without people, but Minniev showed me that human presence is not always a bad thing. It shows we enjoy the same things as other folks.Fine shot Bob and excellent treatment 
Just a matter of preference, I find the person in the foreground a distraction, don't really need him for scale, or?
Just a matter of preference, I find the person in the foreground a distraction, don't really need him for scale, or?Jul 27, 2016 09:19:39 #
MT native wrote:
Thank you MT Native. I think most of us joined this Forum so we could share our works and our comments with other photographers.Very nice !! And thanks for sharing.
Jul 27, 2016 09:20:50 #
blacks2 wrote:
Thank you Michael. This image had languished for a while before I took a second look and thought I might be able to bring it to life, just with no color.Beautiful done Bob. A classic.
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