While making greyscle photos of fruits and vegetables is a great exercise, and can yield some wonderful results, this attempt seems to be lacking in detail and contrast. Maybe that's what you wanted. If not, perhaps a visit to Edward Weston's photography is in order, as might be a brush up on the use of contrast filters for B&W photography. I also think the film choice is wrong for the subject. I applaud the attempt, however. Bravo! for breaking out of the color-dslr-macrophotography mold ;-))
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Steve Jolly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Gah - why is it so hard to forget those bloody URIs? ;-) > > http://www.elvum.net/gallery/paw/kw_gmac3 > > S > > Steve Jolly wrote: > > Playing around with a reversing ring in a greenhouse - this was one of > > the better shots. Reversed M50/1.4 onto Delta 3200. All comments and > > criticisms welcomed. :-) > > > > S > >
