Shadow Tangle in B&W ... for Mike (micturn) by auntietk
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Description
I posted a color version of this shot a few days ago, and Mike asked if I had done it in black & white.
Yup!
Here you go. Thanks for asking! :)
Original color version HERE
Comments (18)
Faemike55
this is cool as I see a man dancing with a large bird in the shadows
wysiwig
Both are splendid images but this is the one for me. Very dramatic in b&w.
beachzz
I somehow missed the first one so went and looked; this one is simply gorgeous. The light and shadows simply ROCK!!
durleybeachbum
This one has even more punch but the colour one has that 'afternoon at the beach' special feel to it.
giulband
wonderful shot !!!
jayfar
Wonderful. I like both versions.
Katraz
Nice.
MrsRatbag
The shadows take this one! Beautifully done!
Wolfenshire Online Now!
B/W is always better, idk why, just is.
pimanjc
I'm glad I'm not the only one that likes this kind of image.
angora
B&W IS the trend now, is it?! I love this!!
micturn
I knew it! The first was excellent, this is even better. Top notch work.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
I prefer the colour version personally, but that's just me.
RodS
It looks just as good in B&W, Tara! Excellent!
adorety
Beautiful! This looks great in B&W.
faroutsider
I'm always amazed by the subtle mood change that B&W gives for an otherwise identical image. Loved the original, love this!
kgb224
Amazing capture Tara. God bless.
anahata.c
zoom is a must here; the textures are more dramatic here than in the color piece (which has more richness due to those deep orange browns, but less drama to my eyes). The shadows are more present---and you not only have shadows from the little twigs/branches, but from striations in the ground itself. In black and white, these things become quite musical. And the twigs/branches have a luminous white---very nice work! I'm a huge fan of black and white, and I always love it when you do pics in black and white. A delicate and articulate closeup; and fine shadow and texture work all around.