On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 11:35:53 -0800, David Volkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Color (unedited): > http://www.nwracephoto.com/colorIMGP8199.jpg > I've forgotten what settings I used to convert the raw so it looks alot > warmer to me than it did when I first converted it. > Black and White: > http://www.nwracephoto.com/IMGP8199.jpg > Most of the processing that I did is stuff that I do to most of my > pictures. I used noise ninja just out of habit even though it probably > didn't need it at 200. The sharpening is because I've always preferred > sharpening photos in processing rather than leaving it to the camera. > The black and white processing and film grain was just something I've > been playing with lately. The burning was done because the furthest > left flower didn't pop out from the back ground as much as I'd like. > david
Flowers are pretty tough to do well in B&W. The B&W shot just doesn't stand out for me. Not that it's a bad shot, but the colour is much better, IMHO. cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
