Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Lake District Buildings
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 5 July 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.
I thought the comparison over the last two days between B&W and colour versions of the same photo was interesting so here's a final pair in the same theme....first the colour, then the B&W version of this photo tomorrow.
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Hoshisato from Ealing, United Kingdom
Of the previous two photos I prefer to black and white version; I'm not sure that it will be the same for this photo. Looking forward to your post tomorrow.
5 Jul 2008 6:50am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Wow, I love the dark ominous clouds and oh the mood, again is fabulous, can't image I'll love the b&w more, 'cause I sure love that royal blue shuttered/window/opening against that brilliant white wall...but who knows, I'm looking forward to tomorrow's ;)
5 Jul 2008 8:28am
Cheryl from Texas, United States
I love the blue door, would work well with some selective coloring! interesting building. nice clean, crisp, clear image.
5 Jul 2008 12:34pm
Mirko Herzner from Mühlheim am Main, Germany
Wow. These clouds are awesome and you already have huge contrasts in this version. Should translate so well into b&w. Looking forward for it...
5 Jul 2008 3:49pm
akarui from Kagoshima, Japan
After looking at the 2 versions I think that this picture could be the winner if you work better on the colors as you do for your BW pictures.
7 Jul 2008 2:38am
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
Both versions of this image are outstanding...each version has something unique to offer.
Bravo!
8 Jul 2008 7:20pm
Jeff from Honolulu, United States
Again, both are excellent. ...and again I prefer the color version.
11 Jul 2008 6:33pm
Nikon D40
1/640 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
30 mm (35mm equiv.)