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makes a great mono
must admit I love it without that rock
must admit I love it without that rock
It certainly does work well in mono, Sue, but agree with Ronnie, and it's definitely the colour version for me 
Trev
Trev
Superb in mono Sue, so much more depth and detail. And just to prove how much I like it, have my award
JohnX
John
X
Plus side is that this is an exceptionally good shot of the cottage. A lot of interesting elements coming together, like the alignment of the roof, the shadow line, the clouds...
On the minus side, it woudl really give you an edge for early morning/late evening shots to stay there!
Personally, I always feel in two minds about this sort of shot, in well-known locations. So hard to do something new and good (though you've done that in this shot), and so close to intrusion.
I think (if I did more landscape than I do) that I'd want to explore less-visited areas, and perhaps make something of the local area (tricky one, in Walsall... They even demolished our power station and cooling towers. Just the M6 left, really...)
On the minus side, it woudl really give you an edge for early morning/late evening shots to stay there!
Personally, I always feel in two minds about this sort of shot, in well-known locations. So hard to do something new and good (though you've done that in this shot), and so close to intrusion.
I think (if I did more landscape than I do) that I'd want to explore less-visited areas, and perhaps make something of the local area (tricky one, in Walsall... They even demolished our power station and cooling towers. Just the M6 left, really...)
Very good work once again Sue
Well done
Phil
Well done
Phil
Very nice Mono conversion Sue. Like you I am decided as to which version I prefer.
Derek
Derek
