Black & White thread
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Disastrous said:
Love this thread.
GC, a small question for you: is your third image from the OP a digital photo?? I know from reading other threads you abandoned film some time ago and never looked back but that has a fantastically filmic light quality to it that I honestly have no idea how I'd achieve digitally.
I spent a lot of time as a child around Connel/Benderloch so have a very clear picture of how that sky would have appeared in colour and IME it's rare for b and w photos to suggest colour so strongly. Did you do something 'special' to achieve the look?
Yep... digital. Nikon D800 or RX100 can't remember which. Using 'curves' I added a lot of shadow to the sky to bring the clouds out (which I do most of the time, colour or greyscale - same done to the trees above.GC, a small question for you: is your third image from the OP a digital photo?? I know from reading other threads you abandoned film some time ago and never looked back but that has a fantastically filmic light quality to it that I honestly have no idea how I'd achieve digitally.
I spent a lot of time as a child around Connel/Benderloch so have a very clear picture of how that sky would have appeared in colour and IME it's rare for b and w photos to suggest colour so strongly. Did you do something 'special' to achieve the look?
Edited by GetCarter on Wednesday 11th March 10:40
Ta
You may well know this (living in Glasgow) but If you're ever coming this far north avoid July & August. It has the worst light of the entire year (and is when everyone turns up with a camera). Sun low in the sky brings the hills alive - 3D wise. April, May and October offer the best light IMO. (Or Jan if it's not pissing down).
You may well know this (living in Glasgow) but If you're ever coming this far north avoid July & August. It has the worst light of the entire year (and is when everyone turns up with a camera). Sun low in the sky brings the hills alive - 3D wise. April, May and October offer the best light IMO. (Or Jan if it's not pissing down).
Edited by GetCarter on Wednesday 11th March 10:56
V8Wagon said:
I've recently got in to looking out for old and interesting cars that stand out in the sea of boring modern cr*p we see every day.
Spotted this shabby Herald in Hove the other night....
Herald B&W by André Jardinière, on Flickr
I used to drive one of them (yes, I'm old)Spotted this shabby Herald in Hove the other night....
Herald B&W by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Great pic.
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