
A fern that I photographed recently during a walk through the woods near home on the edge of the Peak District.
This a straight photo with no manipulation other than the conversion to b&w. The trick, if there is one, lies in imagining it in b&w and what the tonal separation might look like - in this case, the green of the fern frond against the red and gold colours of the fallen leaves under it and how those might convert to mono.
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NIKON D800
1/125 second
F/16.0
ISO 3600
105 mm (35mm equiv.)