It is a great b&w conversion.
great shot , but maybe less grass and more sky [if possible]
Very nice shot - looks great in download view!
traderjohn wrote:
I don't remember your colored version. This is very nice. When you make your adjustments do you use a a Wacom tablet??
No, I don't use a Wacom. Just a simple mouse. I have a Wacom but haven't found the knack of using it.
I like it. I think you did a good job.
Both versions are fine although I do like the B&W more. đź‘Ť
Photobum wrote:
Several of those who commented on the colored photo of this abandoned school requested to see it in black & white. This rendition required a bit of dodging & burning to separate some of the grey tones and the clouds look much more threatening. Anyway, I think it looks pleasing as a b&w - sort of. Hope you do too. Ken
absolutely a WINNER in my book sir........wonderful work Ken.
Extremely well-done image. The “dodging and burning” adds quite a bit. I almost never say whether I think someone else’s work should be “this or that.” My opinion is just that, MY opinion. All of yours may be different.
What I think would finish or complete this fine photo is some wider perspective, showing it’s alone, moody character. Now, I am aware there could be tourist traps next door that would render this photo useless, but if not, some slight bit more of background might further strengthen this.
I hesitated to say anything, but liked it so much I just hadda make a suggestion.
Rather nice work, Photobum.
--Bob
Photobum wrote:
Several of those who commented on the colored photo of this abandoned school requested to see it in black & white. This rendition required a bit of dodging & burning to separate some of the grey tones and the clouds look much more threatening. Anyway, I think it looks pleasing as a b&w - sort of. Hope you do too. Ken
Well done. I like it better than the color version.
Dennis
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