OK, last one.
What do you do when the sun get high and the light turns "bad"? Black & white is often the answer for me. Black & white loves contrast and there's plenty of that on bluebird days in the mountains. I have to say, though that contrast of a black horse in shadow against snow covered mountain slopes and white clouds almost killed me here. I had to do a lot of 'digging' in the shadows to recover detail. The fact that I was able to do it at all is a testament to the capabilities of modern cameras. I love how wild this guy looks!
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1 repliesWhat do you do when the sun get high and the light turns "bad"? Black & white is often the answer for me. Black & white loves contrast and there's plenty of that on bluebird days in the mountains. I have to say, though that contrast of a black horse in shadow against snow covered mountain slopes and white clouds almost killed me here. I had to do a lot of 'digging' in the shadows to recover detail. The fact that I was able to do it at all is a testament to the capabilities of modern cameras. I love how wild this guy looks!
Thanks for looking,
Why not post them in the Photo Galleries for all to enjoy and critique?
Sandy