selmslie wrote:
I like both versions.
I think a lot more can be said for B&W than was stated in the article.
There are plenty of times when B&W can be an improvement.
This may be a good example of distracting colors. The relatively colorless wagon is the primary subject but the green vegetation draws the viewer's attention away from it.
I have the feeling that the color of the green shrub and the colored bush on each side of the wagon focuses my attention towards the wagon between them.