B&W or Colour?
Joe Dukovac
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Ok, so first off, I hope everyone is doing well. Spring is almost here, and with it means more outdoor shoots!
Anyhow, I've been working on some of my photos and there is one in particular that I am throwing out there to you guys and gals to be the judges. The first one is colour and the second one I converted to B&W, but tried to give a more 30's / 40's kind of appeal and finish.
Take a look and let me know which is your favourite!
1. Colour
2. B&W
Thanks!
Joe
Anyhow, I've been working on some of my photos and there is one in particular that I am throwing out there to you guys and gals to be the judges. The first one is colour and the second one I converted to B&W, but tried to give a more 30's / 40's kind of appeal and finish.
Take a look and let me know which is your favourite!
1. Colour
2. B&W
Thanks!
Joe
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That being said, I'm entirely in favor of summer coming soon.
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The great thing about this stuff is, we have a choice. Frame and hang either one and put the other away - in a book, or collection - but out of sight - later, when you see the one that hasn't been hanging on the wall, it will look fresh and new.
At least that's what happens to me.
I still favor the B&W (but I am an avowed B&W addict), and while I understand the comments Re cropping, there's something wonderful about the large space here. I think it provides context and emphasizes the fact that this is a small child.
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I've pretty much decided to hang the B&W one, mainly because I don't many B&W photos hanging my wall. It's kind of a silly reason, but none the less a reason Has anyone used Bay Labs to print the metal sheets that have the risers on them, and not the metal prints on paper?
Thanks for all your comments again, and if anyone has any other comments, please feel free to add them.
Thanks,
Joe
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