B&W asylum

[Ab$olut]

Went to an abandoned asylum today and just experimenting with b&w

1.

2.

C&C welcome and what a day it has been

 

[Boltthrower]

That's pretty dope
the 2nd one i like how you positioned it cause the crack brings the pipe into focus

I like everything in these 2 i'd love to see more of this place

Not much like this in Orange County

 

[Ab$olut]

That's pretty dope
the 2nd one i like how you positioned it cause the crack brings the pipe into focus

I like everything in these 2 i'd love to see more of this place

Not much like this in Orange County

you got pm

And thanks

 

[GoM]

Damn...nicely done. Hard to pick a fav between the two, but if I had to, it'd probably be the first. Thumbs up.

 

[ktm293]

Wow, I like these. The whole "asylum" thing adds an erie feeling to it and the B&W works well with that.

They let you in the asylum?

We have one here, but it's all fenced off, no one is aloud in.

 

[Neophyte Photographer]

Nice shots...were these converted to b/w or did you shoot them b/w in the camera?

 

[Ab$olut]

Wow, I like these. The whole "asylum" thing adds an erie feeling to it and the B&W works well with that.

They let you in the asylum?

We have one here, but it's all fenced off, no one is aloud in.

Erm we weren't let in http://www.28dayslater.co.uk

It was a B&W conversion and not done in the conventional way

 

[LaFoto]

The non-conventional way of converting these sure shows in the first, for that retains some colours, which is irritating in a way, and interesting in another.

I think I really must roam the countryside a bit more to also find myself some abandoned places. I would not dare to venture into anything that is very clearly blocked off and where entering would ever so clearly be trespassing, but ... THRILLING even that would be! (But I'd probably need to don my brown trousers for that :shock: )