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May 9, 2024 19:51:00   #
(Black and White Photography)
Old Shipyard
FunkyL wrote:
I'm still learning what I like in B&W, and how to make them. I like this one!


This is a curious thought to me and I'm sure many others here. The first 20 years of my photography experience was only black and white. A lot of experiments squeezing the best out of them and changing moods with contrast and texture. And of course it was all film, paper, and chemicals. Chemical temperature and bulky enlarging apparatus. Thanks for the memories
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May 5, 2024 19:49:02   #
(Black and White Photography)
Morning goose!
Photolady2014 wrote:
You get goose poop on you….


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May 5, 2024 08:15:02   #
(Black and White Photography)
Morning goose!
Photolady2014 wrote:
Goose in the early morning.


I'm trying to imagine getting that low and close to a bird. Wow, what a shot!
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May 5, 2024 08:08:46   #
(Black and White Photography)
Carriage hall metro park
Canon R wrote:
I decided to take a shot at this beautiful horse with 24-104 mm lens with sun shining on it.


As already mentioned, the DOF is excellent, the download on the face is also excellent in detail and contrast.
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May 5, 2024 08:05:07   #
(Black and White Photography)
Old Shipyard
John Lawrence wrote:
I’ve been a member of UHH for quite a while but was forced to withdraw from active participation because of on-going medical problems. I’ve continued monitoring the site and enjoy B&W photography so I decided to drag out a few of my oldies and give them another run around the track.


Very nice shot, I'd love to see the download. I like the way the sky is darkened and contrast between the foreground and background.
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May 5, 2024 08:00:31   #
(Black and White Photography)
Weighing The Day
rockdog wrote:
At the close of the public market. Split, Yugoslavia 1971


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Apr 14, 2024 07:30:12   #
(Black and White Photography)
Art of Construction XVIII…..a brief revisit
RonDavis wrote:
A few days ago I saw (another) article about the celebrated 1932 B/W photo title “ Lunch atop a Skyscraper”… IronWorkers having lunch on a steel beam, Photographer unknown. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunch_atop_a_Skyscraper

OK, it’s 2024, while doing some PP for resent shoot, I came across a bunch of photos in my 2018 archives of Art of Construction that reminded me of the daring “WORK” that IronWorkers actually perform. Here’s a few shots of IronWorkers dismantling a section (brace) of the Tower Crane...Lunch came later
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Excellent set, thanks. People at work is one of my top subjects. You did these very well. :-)

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Apr 14, 2024 07:27:04   #
(Black and White Photography)
Extremes...
Linda From Maine wrote:
...in post processing. Click on the image itself to see on black background. If it doesn't work, you can enable the feature in "My Profile."

Feedback welcomed!


This is really cool! Excellent! :-)
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Apr 14, 2024 07:08:53   #
(Black and White Photography)
Carlo's World
rockdog wrote:
Rome, 1971


Awesome very nice. :-)
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Apr 14, 2024 07:00:33   #
(Black and White Photography)
Old picture revisited...
Rongnongno wrote:
France, Thiers, year 2015?

What is really fascinating is that the streets and passages were built with a defensive spirit. Every short 'straight' areas were covered by archers waiting at the end of it. They had two escape routes, a cross street or simply running back to the ambush locations.

Notice the ceiling... It was made of oak planks themselves covered by a thick layer of dirt before bing covered by a more 'civilized' wooden floor. This made it hard to catch fire as well insured a relative insulation. Windows on the first floor did not exist unless they were narrow opening... Meurtrières (killing windows). There was another prosaic reason... Taxes were paid depending on the number of windows.

Feed back to improve will be appreciated.
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Interesting set, thanks for posting.
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Apr 14, 2024 06:14:24   #
(Black and White Photography)
Agricultural Abstract
Linda From Maine wrote:
Hops Crop Knots!

Feedback welcomed


This is nice, it certainly isn't ordinary. I like the depth of field control. :-)
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Apr 14, 2024 06:03:43   #
(Black and White Photography)
MillBrook Village, New Jersey
mwsilvers wrote:
Here is one captured by my wife, Wendy, using her Nikon Z50 and Nikkor Z 16-50mm lens during Autumn 2022. It was recently converted to B&W in PhotoLab 7.


I'm jealous :D I love shooting old buildings and you have a beautiful place to shoot, congratulations. :-)
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Apr 14, 2024 06:01:43   #
(Black and White Photography)
Remembering the 50's
Nosaj wrote:
Familiar from the mid-1900's.


Considering they were shot with on film then digitized for posting here they are pretty nice. Thanks for posing. :-)
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Mar 12, 2024 08:23:46   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Do you carry anything unusual in your camera bag?
Retired CPO wrote:
I carry a Model 1911 .45 ACP! Don't know if that would be considered unusual??


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Feb 16, 2024 06:10:10   #
(Black and White Photography)
Orchids
bonjac wrote:
Just experimenting with B&W.


Well that is a beautiful experiment. Congratulations for a fine job.
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