The World in Black & White (2)
Jul 23, 2019 05:15:12 #
Beautiful work. A compelling argument for shooting architectural photos in black and white.
Jul 23, 2019 06:56:59 #
katu41 wrote:
Thanks to many of you for viewing and commenting o... (show quote)
You don't need me to tell you, you made a great choice. The pictures speak for themselves.
Jul 23, 2019 07:37:05 #
Annie-Get-Your-Gun wrote:
None of the architecture in America holds a candle to this. Your captures are marvelous, Kate.
Don't tell that to I.M. Pei !
Jul 23, 2019 13:08:54 #
[quote=katu41]Thanks to many of you for viewing and commenting on my recent posts of black and white photographs. I recently reviewed old files in my Lightroom library and picked images that I thought had potential for B&W. Here are a few more examples:
1. Naples Church This shot from 2014 was of a church on the main square in Naples, Italy. While I felt the color image was pretty good, I was really surprised by the conversion to B&W. Shot with a Canon 5D II with a 24-105 L lens.
2. Naples Galleria: This photo was shot a few minutes before No. 1. This is in a shopping mall (Not sure what the original use of the building was when built.) The geometry of the building speaks for itself.
3. Valencia, Spain: The City of Arts and Science in Valencia is one of the most unusual places I have ever visited. The scale of the buildings is unbelievable and the architecture is absolute world class. I will post more from here in the coming weeks.
While the color processing of these 3 shots seemed to work well, I thought they also landed themselves to B&W. Your comments are greatly appreciated.[/quo
Your photos are lovely. I am very impressed with the wide angle lack of distortion in the first and third pictures. Very nicely done.
1. Naples Church This shot from 2014 was of a church on the main square in Naples, Italy. While I felt the color image was pretty good, I was really surprised by the conversion to B&W. Shot with a Canon 5D II with a 24-105 L lens.
2. Naples Galleria: This photo was shot a few minutes before No. 1. This is in a shopping mall (Not sure what the original use of the building was when built.) The geometry of the building speaks for itself.
3. Valencia, Spain: The City of Arts and Science in Valencia is one of the most unusual places I have ever visited. The scale of the buildings is unbelievable and the architecture is absolute world class. I will post more from here in the coming weeks.
While the color processing of these 3 shots seemed to work well, I thought they also landed themselves to B&W. Your comments are greatly appreciated.[/quo
Your photos are lovely. I am very impressed with the wide angle lack of distortion in the first and third pictures. Very nicely done.
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