Post subject: Re: BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY AND YOUR CHALLENGE FOR SEPTE
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 2:39 pm
Therapy Master
Joined: Sun Mar 20, 2011 5:18 pm Posts: 1587
'With Julez's permission, I had a quick play with her almond blossom to show you the difference between 'grey scale' and BW.
Greyscale can look muddy. Like a lot of grey shades rather than strong BW contrast.
So thanks a big bunch Julez for letting me use your example. I love almond blossoms. Such a delicate flower.
the oringinal shot.
after a touch of sharpening and adjusting the contrast a bit so the whites are cleaner and the blacks are darker. I've also adjusted the colour a touch so its warmer (a bit more yellow for sunshine)
my BW. (I use Photoshop CS5) I've cropped a bit to lose some of the distracting background.
julez BW
Julez has vignetted hers (which I forgot to do ) which helps to hide the unwanted branches in the background and to keep your eye in the centre of the shot.
hey Tiff, heres mine, I was takign a photo of ROry who put his sisters pink pyjama pants on but had a great time in the end taking heaps of photos as he kept saying 'more'!!! the light of to the side of head is the sun coming in. critique away please
Post subject: Re: BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY AND YOUR CHALLENGE FOR SEPTE
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 5:43 pm
Therapy Expert
Joined: Wed Jun 01, 2011 6:52 pm Posts: 682
Wow...the difference is amazing, Tiff...I see what you mean about my photo being dark. I did take the photo in the early morning and though parts of the tree was in sun, I was in the shade. The tree looks so pretty (and I got all "caught-up-in-the-moment) that I overlooked the shade
Oh ..it's a plum tree BTW.
_________________ Blessings, Julia (in New Zealand)
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