Recent b&w

dkoyanagi

Here are a couple of my recent black & whites



This next one I actually took a couple of years ago. I was recently sharpening the lab lightness channel on it and notice how good it looked in b&w. Anyway, here's the full conversion

LuckyBob

My compliments on both, but the first one is really a standout picture. Great job

Skippy

dkoyanagi wrote:

Here are a couple of my recent black & whites

This next one I actually took a couple of years ago. I was recently sharpening the lab lightness channel on it and notice how good it looked in b&w. Anyway, here's the full conversion

Ohhhhh these are real nice........where was that first shot taken???
That one is really outstanding, what a clever design too the ceiling and the tree compliment each other..... thanks for sharing.

Skippy (Australia)

Stustaff

The first is fantastic and but for me could be even better... if the light had of been directly above so lighting the whole tree.

Still beautiful though and a nice conversion to boot.

Awais Yaqub

Great Treatments
it looks like eye in 1st or a mouth :

dkoyanagi

LuckyBob wrote:

My compliments on both, but the first one is really a standout picture. Great job

Thanks Bob!

dkoyanagi

Skippy wrote:

Ohhhhh these are real nice........where was that first shot taken???
That one is really outstanding, what a clever design too the ceiling and the tree compliment each other..... thanks for sharing.

Skippy (Australia)

Thanks Skippy. This photo was taken at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver (my alma mater).

dkoyanagi

Stustaff wrote:

The first is fantastic and but for me could be even better... if the light had of been directly above so lighting the whole tree.

Still beautiful though and a nice conversion to boot.

Thanks Stu!

dkoyanagi

Awais Yaqub wrote:

Great Treatments
it looks like eye in 1st or a mouth :

Thanks Awais! You're right, it looks like an eye.

B://

Architectural photography is just outstanding, and the whole minimalistic detail (at least that's what my cognition perceives) for the first picture, I just love it, with that subtle sephia tone... incredible, congratulations, you made me cry :cry.

Byron M.

dkoyanagi

B:// wrote:

Architectural photography is just outstanding, and the whole minimalistic detail (at least that's what my cognition perceives) for the first picture, I just love it, with that subtle sephia tone... incredible, congratulations, you made me cry :cry.

Byron M.

Thanks Byron!