Post Your Black and Whites Photos!!

[Smornf]

A few pics I took from the snow storm here in CT

 

[Smornf]

Here is one I took in color but adjusted it in GIMP, still learning how to change colors and enhance the photo so any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

[Dave_W]

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Ranie - I like the look of this, is it a single image?

 

[DTigga]

Had a look through some shots I took late last year. These were a couple I liked in B&W

 

[Ranie]

Do not disturb!

 

[STM]

One of my favorite B&W photos, and one of the most technically challenging. I have shot this image with both my F2S and Hasselblad with Kodak T-Max 100 film. Of course the image quality and grain was superior with the Hasselblad, but the 35mm image holds its own pretty well up to 8x10. The range of Zones was extreme here, far in excess of what the film could handle with normal processing, and required the entire breadth of the Zone System to achieve the effect I desired.

 

[Marcel]

Here are two that I just fished out of my last september trip to Malta:

And more fashionably:

 

[Lscha]

LOVE black and white. Revisiting and rendering some recent color photos.

 

[Marilynne]

LOVE black and white. Revisiting and rendering some recent color photos.

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Scary looking sky in B/W!

 

[STM]

The clouds in that shot are amazing Lscha!

 

[snaphappy]

I thought I'd give B&W a try

 

[snaphappy]

 

[bcrtj457]

favorite black and whites from a recent maternity shoot. actually my first one!!!

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

had some fresh snow this morning... here are a couple shots...







Pat in NH

 

[ShallowShannon]

My first try at selective color.

 

[STM]

My first try at selective color.

The spot color treatment here is very effective. Our eyes are naturally drawn to color as opposed to black and white and so this is a very good way to focus just on the frog. If I can make a suggestion, the frog is rather small in this frame. I don't know how close you could get to it or what lens you had, but by cropping this image, either in the camera or in post processing, you focus much more on the main subject, the frog, rather than its surroundings.

 

[ShallowShannon]

Thanks, I agree
I mainly was just trying it out. I didn't crop it at all. Here's one in color that was cropped. I was using the 18-55 kit lens when my
pointed it out to me.

http://nikonites.com/learning-photography/11198-frogs.html#post115730

 

[Pierro]

This is smokin' pot.

 

[Pierro]

The local art gallery for the poor

 

[RookieDSLR]

Went out and shot some pics of an old shut down insane asylum here in Topeka, KS called Mennegers. Here is a black and white rendition. Thanks

Jeremy V