John_05
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i took a couple pictures of my wife this summer (hoefully she dont kill me for posting them here), and after seeing them again, i thought they would look good in B&W. after seeing the first all B&W one, i thought i would see how it looked if i did a selective coloring on the water. i didnt spend too much time on the water as i just wanted to get a rough idea of how it would look.
i was wondering what everyone thought about the conversion i did, and if the selective colored water looks good, or not. the color of the water looks like that in the original and i figured it would add a subtle change to the pic, but i didnt do anything to it to change how the color looks.
overall, the original color pic didnt look very good IMO. the leaves and the concrete under the bridge look a bit fuzzy and soft, and there were a few other issues i had with the color in the rest of the pic, so i figured they would look a little better in B&W. let me know what you think, and any tips to make them look better would be appreciated. thanks!
#1 selective colored water.
#2 straight B&W conversion.
thanks again for any comments/critique anyone can offer.
i was wondering what everyone thought about the conversion i did, and if the selective colored water looks good, or not. the color of the water looks like that in the original and i figured it would add a subtle change to the pic, but i didnt do anything to it to change how the color looks.
overall, the original color pic didnt look very good IMO. the leaves and the concrete under the bridge look a bit fuzzy and soft, and there were a few other issues i had with the color in the rest of the pic, so i figured they would look a little better in B&W. let me know what you think, and any tips to make them look better would be appreciated. thanks!
#1 selective colored water.
#2 straight B&W conversion.
thanks again for any comments/critique anyone can offer.