RR# 287 - Cyborg in B&W by Faemike55
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had this image rendered in colour and took it into PaintShop Pro and went monochrome!
Comments (29)
tetrasnake
Fabulous
bakapo
this is really cool, nice details on that dome.
anitalee
Excellent!
LivingPixels
Cool B/Well Mike I love it!
rbowen
Wonderful!
wysiwig
Nice one. Looks a bit like a mechanical vampire.
STEVIEUKWONDER
It's an amazing structure, Mike. I'm reviewing these backwards so I'm not really giving myself a chance here! Cannot wait to see the colour version!
Jean_C
Wonderful fantasy image, superb work!
VDH
Nice and complex structure !
npauling
A great place to meet up with friends.😀
mininessie
nice touch the B&W
ia-du-lin
very nice image
ironsoul
Looks great as B&W, none of those pesky RGB values to ruin it :)
beachsidelegs
Stunning image my friend love the B/W :)
lwperkins
That is a pretty model--I think the BW really works for it! You have such a good eye for value.
eekdog
B&w is grand in this scene.
jendellas
It looks very good.
DukeNukem2005
It is very nice!
jmattatall
Great scene, cool in B&W
Crudelitas
She stands there as if she is waiting for a dance partner. So, nothing like the hinges oiled and then swinging the dance leg!
goodoleboy
Sterling configuration of model and gazebo.
donnena
Lucky it didn't go Chotochrome! you'd have two songs on your hands!!! super image!
RodS
I really like the monochrome, Mike! It has the look of a classic photo in a museum - very cool!
mtdana
Great environment and character!!!
Jollyself Online Now!
this looks great in BW
Glendaw
Black and white works well here.
anahata.c
I'm skipping, Mike, for the usual reasons (a quick return, enough time for a handful of comments in each gallery), but it's always hard to pick and choose. I loved this because 1, it's in black and white, and 2, the big profusion of snaking lines in that upper portion of this gazebo or whatever it is. Like real snakes: The way you've angled it, they're all messing with each other, visually. And the lady inside is dark gray and black, which makes her very mysterious and almost sinister (against the white-gray marble beneath and around her). Like she's got some secret, or perhaps some evil intentions. (She definitely doesn't look like she's about to tell a bunch of one line jokes...) I like how all that visual activity on top opens up to a much more open area on the bottom. A totally fascinating, inviting piece. And your postworked version (after this) gives it an eerie electrical current. As if she created it. (She looks like she's got something up her sleeve.)
Radar_rad-dude
Looks great, Mike! A wonderful image and fine result!
Richardphotos
wow, a fae android