This week, on Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #156, Anne from Slow Shutter Speed assigned the topic of Black and White.
Like Anne, I also always shoot in RAW and in color and often times, I don’t make the decision of turning a photo black and white until I start my edits in Lightroom. One of the reasons I often choose to turn a photo into black and white has to do with the weather. For example, in the photo above, the sky was cloudy as if threatening to rain. I thought it would look more dramatic black and white than in color.
There are rare occasions where I knew what I want to do with a photo at the time of photograph. This is one of those moments. I saw the finishing product at the time of composing the photo and besides, there would’ve been a blue tinge from the snow if I left it in color.
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Beautiful black and white landscape images! Yes, snow is hard to process in color.
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The second shot looks marvelous in B&W. Although I like the first one too, I’m pretty sure I’d like it better in color, but that’s just me and doesn’t mean it’s not an appealing shot.
janet
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I didn’t particularly like the color version of the first photo because of the dark clouds looming above and the scene was a little too green. The second photos is one of my favorite black and white to date.
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Lovly black and white pics
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Great choices. I like ’em both!
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Thank you. 🙂
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