Posted by Doug Koepsel on July 10, 2015 at 3:22 AM
I had posted a color version of the setting from Bryce in ESS several days ago. It was suggested that a black and white version may be good. I tend to like the B&W better.
I didn't see the color version but this black and white image is fantastic, Doug.
Posted by Doug Beezley on July 10, 2015 at 5:57 AM
Great image, Doug. I didn't see the color version either but think the BW treatment gives it a bit of the unknown, even mystery.
Doug Beezley
Snellville, GA
Posted by Monika Chace on July 12, 2015 at 12:06 AM
Doug,
I didn't see the color version either, but the B&W is quite powerful & dramatic. It really emphasizes the converging lines of the pinnacles echoing the line of the clouds. In fact, I don't need the moon (?) there at all.
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4 repliesI had posted a color version of the setting from Bryce in ESS several days ago. It was suggested that a black and white version may be good. I tend to like the B&W better.
I didn't see the color version but this black and white image is fantastic, Doug.
Great image, Doug. I didn't see the color version either but think the BW treatment gives it a bit of the unknown, even mystery.
Doug Beezley
Snellville, GA
Doug,
I didn't see the color version either, but the B&W is quite powerful & dramatic. It really emphasizes the converging lines of the pinnacles echoing the line of the clouds. In fact, I don't need the moon (?) there at all.
Color version by just a tiny bit. I agree with Monika re: moon. Looked at your website-really like "Pretty in Pink".