A Corner of My House
Oct 14, 2023 02:49:19 #
This image was taken sometime ago. It was originally in color but was converted to B & W using Adobe Camera Raw. This needs to be viewed in download otherwise the image looks washed out. I've never understood why there is a difference in the appearance of an image between the original post and the downloaded image but there is.
Oct 14, 2023 05:27:01 #
Expected something completely different - an exterior shot.
But I really like this. A virtual absence of shadow and good contrast with no harshness.
(I have to admit to it being unlikely that I would have seen this under the old format. I'd have spent longer on more favoured subjects and not got to B&W.)
But I really like this. A virtual absence of shadow and good contrast with no harshness.
(I have to admit to it being unlikely that I would have seen this under the old format. I'd have spent longer on more favoured subjects and not got to B&W.)
Oct 14, 2023 09:32:45 #
rcarol wrote:
This image was taken sometime ago. It was originally in color but was converted to B & W using Adobe Camera Raw. This needs to be viewed in download otherwise the image looks washed out. I've never understood why there is a difference in the appearance of an image between the original post and the downloaded image but there is.
Oct 14, 2023 09:47:06 #
rcarol wrote:
This image was taken sometime ago. It was originally in color but was converted to B & W using Adobe Camera Raw. This needs to be viewed in download otherwise the image looks washed out. I've never understood why there is a difference in the appearance of an image between the original post and the downloaded image but there is.
VERY nice!
Oct 14, 2023 10:50:42 #
John N wrote:
Expected something completely different - an exterior shot.
But I really like this. A virtual absence of shadow and good contrast with no harshness.
(I have to admit to it being unlikely that I would have seen this under the old format. I'd have spent longer on more favoured subjects and not got to B&W.)
But I really like this. A virtual absence of shadow and good contrast with no harshness.
(I have to admit to it being unlikely that I would have seen this under the old format. I'd have spent longer on more favoured subjects and not got to B&W.)
Thanks for the comments.
Oct 14, 2023 10:51:12 #
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Oct 14, 2023 16:56:02 #
This is a warm and welcoming scene, with lots of attractive shapes and tones.
I don't see a difference between thumbnail and dowload. However, the UHH feature of displaying the image on black background (clicking the pic itself) often makes a difference - especially with b&w photos.
I don't see a difference between thumbnail and dowload. However, the UHH feature of displaying the image on black background (clicking the pic itself) often makes a difference - especially with b&w photos.
Oct 14, 2023 19:35:14 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
This is a warm and welcoming scene, with lots of attractive shapes and tones.
I don't see a difference between thumbnail and dowload. However, the UHH feature of displaying the image on black background (clicking the pic itself) often makes a difference - especially with b&w photos.
I don't see a difference between thumbnail and dowload. However, the UHH feature of displaying the image on black background (clicking the pic itself) often makes a difference - especially with b&w photos.
Thank you, Linda.
Oct 16, 2023 08:38:41 #
I like this--nice work, and I have noticed the same result with some of my downloads. Can we classify this one as a still life?
Oct 17, 2023 10:48:09 #
rcarol wrote:
This image was taken sometime ago. It was originally in color but was converted to B & W using Adobe Camera Raw. This needs to be viewed in download otherwise the image looks washed out. I've never understood why there is a difference in the appearance of an image between the original post and the downloaded image but there is.
This shot reminds me of stuff I do when playing around with a D.Camera in different settings to get a feel of how the camera/image reacts.
~ Sometimes I end up with an image that I think... "that's kind'a cool!"
This image has THAT quality - of coolness, AND being quite well done in the process!
...also, I hadn't really paid much attention to the quality difference in the "download" view. I most certainly will REMEMBER it now. Oh, my!!
Oct 17, 2023 12:07:09 #
yorkiebyte wrote:
This shot reminds me of stuff I do when playing around with a D.Camera in different settings to get a feel of how the camera/image reacts.
~ Sometimes I end up with an image that I think... "that's kind'a cool!"
This image has THAT quality - of coolness, AND being quite well done in the process!
...also, I hadn't really paid much attention to the quality difference in the "download" view. I most certainly will REMEMBER it now. Oh, my!!
~ Sometimes I end up with an image that I think... "that's kind'a cool!"
This image has THAT quality - of coolness, AND being quite well done in the process!
...also, I hadn't really paid much attention to the quality difference in the "download" view. I most certainly will REMEMBER it now. Oh, my!!
Thank you for the comments.
Nov 25, 2023 10:00:44 #
rcarol wrote:
This image was taken sometime ago. It was originally in color but was converted to B & W using Adobe Camera Raw. This needs to be viewed in download otherwise the image looks washed out. I've never understood why there is a difference in the appearance of an image between the original post and the downloaded image but there is.
Well done.
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