Interesting thought (Bruce & Shel). I may try playing with that a bit. I haven't done much with B&W or Sepia, but this maybe something to play with.
dk On 10/26/05, Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I agree with Bruce. I just did a quick sepia conversion and then > desaturated it a bit to yield a warm-toned greyscale. Other approaches may > also work well. > > My only small concern is the composition. Showing the complete rightmost > window would and the complete rightmost dormer , to my mind, give a > stronger result. The photo doesn't need as much tree on the left as is > shown - a little less would still provide good framing and allow for a bit > more of the old mill to be seen. > > Love the mist - I love misty pix ;-)) > > Shel > > > > [Original Message] > > From: Bruce Dayton > > > > Nice shot. This is one where I would probably do a bunch of > > experimenting with post processing. It might look great in B&W or > > some kind of desaturated state. Possibly even some type of watercolor > > filtering could be very cool. > > > > -- > > Bruce > > > > > > Wednesday, October 26, 2005, 7:13:54 AM, you wrote: > > > > DK> A collegue and I planned a photo outing this past saturday morning, > > DK> hoping to get some sunrise shots. Turned out cold, overcast and foggy. > > DK> Ended up at this mill in Balaclava, about an hour from home. > > > > DK> This is one of those places I'd love to get into, but there are no > > DK> tresspassing signs all over :-( > > > > DK> http://www.pbase.com/davekennedy/image/51247594/original > > > > DK> Comments welcome. > > > > > > >
