Grandpa Ron
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Recently I was reading and article about adding color filters to Black and White photos.
Without going to the cost of buying a filter kit, one could get a good idea of the filter effect in post processing. There were many examples of various filter effect which tweaked my interest.
Except for adjusting for exposure I am not fan of post processing, though I sometime think my "as shot" thinking, clouds my view. So I took a previously posted photo of a milk weed against a brick wall and added blue filtering to increase the contrast.
I have posted the original color photo, the black and white photo and the blue filtered photo. I am curious which of theses the you folks prefer. Like most photographic works there no right answer just reasoned opinions.
Color B&W Blue Flt.
Without going to the cost of buying a filter kit, one could get a good idea of the filter effect in post processing. There were many examples of various filter effect which tweaked my interest.
Except for adjusting for exposure I am not fan of post processing, though I sometime think my "as shot" thinking, clouds my view. So I took a previously posted photo of a milk weed against a brick wall and added blue filtering to increase the contrast.
I have posted the original color photo, the black and white photo and the blue filtered photo. I am curious which of theses the you folks prefer. Like most photographic works there no right answer just reasoned opinions.
Color B&W Blue Flt.