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Both versions are rather lovely, Dougie.
I think I might lean towards the black & white, though not deviating too far from the vertical.
Alan
P.S. And I see you've a colour mug shot to go with it! How distinguished you look.
I think I might lean towards the black & white, though not deviating too far from the vertical.
Alan
P.S. And I see you've a colour mug shot to go with it! How distinguished you look.
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A lovely shot with great lighting and composition. I never thought I'd see a location shot in in Scotland that looked so much like the Lincolnshire Wolds! Best wishes, Simon.
Awwww, yes! Nothing against the mono version you posted some days ago - but... yes, colour is holding a lot more life and warmth.
B E A U T I F U L !!!
Johanna
B E A U T I F U L !!!
Johanna
Beautiful in colour too Dougie.
Phil.
Phil.
The colour is beautiful, Dougie, but I prefer the mono none the less. Given your title the mood of this one is perhaps a little benign.
Of course, it's the people who make war, not the landscape . . . .
Regards
Bill
Of course, it's the people who make war, not the landscape . . . .
Regards
Bill
As a place that cannot I guess be separated from its history, b&w works better for me.
But the tones in the grasses are gloriously sharp and acerbic.
Moira
But the tones in the grasses are gloriously sharp and acerbic.
Moira
Both Star
Vibrant colours, such a contrast to today's weather, probably worse for you up there! The blue/ yellow combination always works well.
Thanks your comment the other day - it's good to be back!
Maggie
Thanks your comment the other day - it's good to be back!
Maggie
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Wonderful landscape!
Regards,
George
Regards,
George
This represents the best in landscape photography. A simple scene which many would not observe, but which becomes a work of art when carefully composed within the frame. No excessive processing, because none is needed to make this the perfect little picture that it is. A genuine joy to view.
I concur with IanFlindt, Dougie.
As for comparing the two versions, I prefer not to, enjoying each in its own right.
Malc
As for comparing the two versions, I prefer not to, enjoying each in its own right.
Malc
Thanks to all for the ind comments on my image.
A very special Thank You to Ian Flindt for his User Award and his thoughtful comment.
Dougie
A very special Thank You to Ian Flindt for his User Award and his thoughtful comment.
Dougie
