Warmth
by Sandipan Dutta
Third image in this series. Thanks everyone for constructive comments and feedback on my earlier postings.
In my personal opinion, B&W version can effectively accentuate the emotions and mood captured in images like this and hence my decision to convert the image.
I am posting the colour version as well for comparison. Will wait for the feedback whether colour version has got the potential to generate similar emotional responses or not.
Canon 40D, Canon 500mm f/4 Lens
Species: Bonnet Macaque
Location: B R Hills (Karnataka, India)
Comments
20 commentsSomehow the black eyes stand out much more in this one. And the pink color and the details in the wrinkles add to the cuteness of the colored version.
I like the color version alright, but the B&W knocks my socks off. The softness of the tonal range adds to the emotion and mood you speak of. The image is deffinantly enhanced by the conversion IMO.
I LOVE THIS SERIES! This one, perhaps, best!
Well Done!
Neil
Paolo
Both are great, but I'm with you in your decision to go B&W here (to accentuate mood and emotions). But, I think Sally made a great point how the colour version has more appealing eyes (and to me the #1 draw on the B&W is the draw of the very light hairline along the leg that leads to the head). My suggestion would be to re-work the B&W a little to draw a little more attention to the eyes (I'd try slightly lightening the face and darkening the eyes just a tad more, i.e., selectively bump the brightness difference in this region).
But as posted both are great images - very, very well done...
Cheers...
Brad
As the mother nature is all colour, my vote naturally goes to colour.
Jagdeep Rajput
Kathy
The B and W is spectacular in it's own right, but I prefer the color becuase of the soft pink skin that acentuates the eyes and fine wrinkles.
Congrats on the EP!
Sandy r
My sincere thanks to moderators for the selection.