Some B&W.
Dec 23, 2014 19:38:43 #
Dec 23, 2014 20:25:24 #
Welcome to UHH, AnchorageAK. Hope you have fun on this addictive forum.
I like #3 for the interesting verticals of the trees, their textures and shadows in the side light, and the way they lead you back to the forest.
#2 has some interest, maybe a bit more contrast? Also I'd crop an inch or two off the right side.
#1 appears to be a bit out of focus and the white sky is not ideal.
Often, the best b&w are studies of shapes, forms, textures, patterns, shadows and light.
I like #3 for the interesting verticals of the trees, their textures and shadows in the side light, and the way they lead you back to the forest.
#2 has some interest, maybe a bit more contrast? Also I'd crop an inch or two off the right side.
#1 appears to be a bit out of focus and the white sky is not ideal.
Often, the best b&w are studies of shapes, forms, textures, patterns, shadows and light.
Dec 23, 2014 20:39:07 #
Thank you, Linda from Maine.
These were taken with a Nikon N90s on Tri-X 400.
I will reprint them taking your suggestions into account.
These were taken with a Nikon N90s on Tri-X 400.
I will reprint them taking your suggestions into account.
By the lake in color, no pp
Dec 23, 2014 21:04:33 #
AnchorageAK wrote:
Thank you, Linda from Maine.
These were taken with a Nikon N90s on Tri-X 400.
I will reprint them taking your suggestions into account.
These were taken with a Nikon N90s on Tri-X 400.
I will reprint them taking your suggestions into account.
This 4th shot is beautiful! A winter wonderland.
Dec 23, 2014 22:59:32 #
Dec 24, 2014 11:41:33 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
This 4th shot is beautiful! A winter wonderland.
Thank you.
I will try to do better as I keep practicing.
Happy holidays.
Kincaid Park, AK
Rochester, NY
Dec 24, 2014 11:43:23 #
Dec 24, 2014 14:10:35 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
This 4th shot is beautiful! A winter wonderland.
Thank you again.
I found out what my b/w problem was. The images were in tiff format out of the scanner.
Here are some jpeg. Please tell me if that makes any difference. They are all from film.
Dec 24, 2014 14:12:42 #
AnchorageAK wrote:
Thank you again.
I found out what my b/w problem was. The images were in tiff format out of the scanner.
Here are some jpeg. Please tell me if that makes any difference. They are all from film.
I found out what my b/w problem was. The images were in tiff format out of the scanner.
Here are some jpeg. Please tell me if that makes any difference. They are all from film.
I like these better. Seemed to make a difference especially with the 3rd one.
Dec 24, 2014 14:31:20 #
Klsing wrote:
I like these better. Seemed to make a difference especially with the 3rd one.
Thank you.
How about the next 3.
Dec 27, 2014 01:17:48 #
AnchorageAK wrote:
Thank you again.
I found out what my b/w problem was. The images were in tiff format out of the scanner.
Here are some jpeg. Please tell me if that makes any difference. They are all from film.
I found out what my b/w problem was. The images were in tiff format out of the scanner.
Here are some jpeg. Please tell me if that makes any difference. They are all from film.
I have done some work with these. Still film but now in jpeg.
Dec 27, 2014 01:27:42 #
mahamusa
Loc: KSA
I like your pictures, B&W pictures makes the viewer focus on the subject or idea without the distraction of the colors. Pictures are very nice. good work
Dec 27, 2014 05:11:14 #
AnchorageAK wrote:
Thank you, Linda from Maine.
These were taken with a Nikon N90s on Tri-X 400.
I will reprint them taking your suggestions into account.
These were taken with a Nikon N90s on Tri-X 400.
I will reprint them taking your suggestions into account.
This is a great work Anchorage
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