Landscapes in B&W

[Iansky]

Took the X100s for a quick run out today and wanted to capture a couple of B&W images.

The first one is a favourite subject for me as I love the dominant trees, church in the background and sheep, the second is a wood in the distant that I shot using the soft focus filter built into the camera - both images converted to B&W using Silver Efex Pro.

 

[cherrywood]

Nice images there Ian.
Dennis

 

[Iansky]

Thanks Dennis,

I am impressed with the soft filter as it provides nice detail in a diffused manner so will probably be great for portraits.

 

[zpuskas]

Ian, really like the soft focus image.

 

[Iansky]

Thanks,

I do want to try it for people but not had chance yet - work comes first!!

 

[Stephen S]

Gorgeous, Ian!

 

[Stephen S]

More Landscapes in Black and White

Ian's recent post inspired me to post a few B&W landscapes taken with my X-Pro1.

The Grand Tetons in Wyoming....

A semi-landscape...a tree at Land's End, San Francisco.

 

[Bobby Tingle]

Love the second shot

 

[Bobby Tingle]

Nice work on all three, great set

 

[entropic remnants]

These are really nice! I've been playing with more b/w and duotone b/w lately myself. Like these a lot.

 

[Stephen S]

These are really nice! I've been playing with more b/w and duotone b/w lately myself. Like these a lot.

John, you really should. The Fuji X – trans sensor cameras are amazing for black-and-white conversions. I've been using Nik Silver Efex Pro2 for my conversions and getting beautiful results.

 

[zpuskas]

Very nice set,, amazing clouds!

 

[LBIsackson]

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X-E1 55-200
Burnaby Mt.. Shot through totoms .. Burrard Inlet Vancouver..
Lance B Isackson


Sent from my iPad using FujiXspot

 

[Woody112704]

Venetian Gardens in Leesburg Florida. A beautiful place. This is a 4 image panorama.

VenetianPano by woody112704, on Flickr

 

[RonSmith]

X-T1 + XF14/2.8

20140524 024v by Ronald S. Smith, on Flickr

 

[Phoenix]

I enjoy looking at landscapes and long exposures, though I'm not personally inclined to actually go out and shoot it, however I got really got inspired by the works of Michael Kenna, I could sit for hours on end looking at his photos and because of this I ended up buying some filters and a cable release to do some long exposures. Instead of just trying to emulate his images, I've decided to adapt the way he shoots and apply a specific look that I like.


I have been experimenting and trying out new things and I got a long way to go.

A trial shot during the weekend

I think I'm starting to really get into this

 

[Semion]

Pow Wow Resort, Canada
X-T1, 27mm

 

[Semion]

Muskoka, Canada
XT1, 27mm

 

[southey]

cropped to far maybe?

The plantation 2 by dsouthey, on Flickr

 

[RonSmith]

X-T1 + XF14/2.8

20141005 058v by Ronald S. Smith, on Flickr