B&W Black & White, monotone and sepia

[Yeats]

^^ Ooh, I love how that one turned out. I tend to like b&ws where the histogram is weighted to the right.

Thanks, Nic. I tend to gravitate toward bright images, and there was plenty of brightness in that scene with the snow.

 

[Luke]

snowy scenes are excellent candidates for b/w. So often the snow has a blue color cast anyways. And rarely is there much color in the winter....best to just remove it and let the lines and composition speak for itself.

 

[Amin]

Philip rocking out today

DSC_1357 by Amin Sabet, on Flickr

 

[Yeats]

Thanks Rajiv. Sure, I could do something like that. Perhaps yourself and others might want to share their processes for b&w conversions in the same thread as well.

My B&W process: "convert to gray" & pray

 

[Yeats]

French Guitarist by andywest1, on Flickr

Love this.

 

[jhowell39]

tiny bubbles

grd iii

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[spinyman]

E-M5 with OLY 9-18 at 10mm

TROLLEY by spinyman, on Flickr

 

[Gary]

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[stanleyk]

Ruby Sunday AM X100

 

[Michael T]

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[Yeats]

Ruby Sunday AM X100

Always love your dog photos.

 

[Yeats]

Yesterday was drizzly and dreary, and for a couple hours we had some fog.

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foggy power lines BW P1050753 by Yeatsy, on Flickr

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foggy Byram BW P1050759 by Yeatsy, on Flickr

 

[jhowell39]

grd iii

 

[hannahntilly]

B&W near home

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LX5 5.1mm 1/800 @ f3.5 & Sfx

 

[grebeman]

Windshaped Hedgerow Trees

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GH2, Nikkor 20mm, f/4 @ f/8

Barrie

 

[Julien]

Breaking the ice:

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DSC01547 by julienmartlet, on Flickr

 

[pdh]

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[grebeman]

Paul, that one leaps out at me, even on my aged puppy driven laptop.

Barrie

 

[Michael T]

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