I have been doing some black & Whites of my dog.. what do you thinK

[Photo Lady]

They look awesome.

I would love to see more of your work.

Thank you i am still learning too... i don't think we ever should stop .... so you will see some..and i would love to see your animal portraits

 

[Photo Lady]

Heres my dobies in B & W.. not as easy as the collie

..lol

 

[Derrel]

Good technical decisions on these.

 

[Robert Cudlipp]

Good technical decisions on these.

I liked all 3. The pivotal point is that you are out there taking pictures and playing around in post.
Am a Fuji XT 2 shooter and would have been very interested to see how those initial 3 would have looked as Jpegs Ooc using the very creative Arcos film simulation available in all current Fuji X bodies.

 

[Photo Lady]

Good technical decisions on these.

thanks Derrel.. all the tips are helping...

 

[Photo Lady]

tried my other red dobie.. i really like Black & White .. fun.. looking forward to doing some landscapes and buildings.. and maybe even old cars. I should have left the border off.. tried to delete it but it would not go.. lol... much preferred no border so i won't be using that anymore..

 

[Robert Cudlipp]

Love that Doberman in B& W. What gear did you use...but appreciate you may have already stated that info + was the B&W in camera or heightened in post.
Great pictures.

 

[Photo Lady]

Love that Doberman in B& W. What gear did you use...but appreciate you may have already stated that info + was the B&W in camera or heightened in post.
Great pictures.

this b&w I did with program Picasa..I think i used my nikon d7500 for photo..this is an older photo...thank you

 

[Photo Lady]

Here is one i took a couple of weeks ago with my nikon d500 also used picasa to edit.i am doing alot of the photos this way now.. i really like B & W as you can see even my chicken liked to pose for me,,lol

 

[smoke665]

Your B&W conversions have a crispness about them with good tonal distribution, though I'm not certain how I feel about the sharpening. I like the Doberman posted yesterday, over the one today, but I have to admit that the processing on the chicken works well.

 

[Photo Lady]

Your B&W conversions have a crispness about them with good tonal distribution, though I'm not certain how I feel about the sharpening. I like the Doberman posted yesterday, over the one today, but I have to admit that the processing on the chicken works well.

thank you.. you know i did the dobie this am...and when i posted it i said to myself...{i think i overdid the sharpening} the chicken i did the other day... so i should leave this technical stuff until after i have my coffee...lol.. so yes i agree.. just a speck too much.. will do it again later because i still have original......thank you

 

[Photo Lady]

i even did my horses..although the fence i wish i could remove..it really isn't crooked like this.. this is mother and son... both old..but this program does not let you take out or erase..

 

[smoke665]

@Photo Lady I don't remember how Piccassa works for sure, but I think it adds contrast each time you sharpen. The compounding of contrast and sharpening could be part of the problem.

Fyi the link you just posted doesn't work.

 

[Photo Lady]

@Photo Lady I don't remember how Piccassa works for sure, but I think it adds contrast each time you sharpen. The compounding of contrast and sharpening could be part of the problem.

Fyi the link you just posted doesn't work.

I think it is..but it is free program so i will just have to lighten up... thank you...can you see the horses.. i think they look okay with less sharpening..etc.. having fun for sure and learning

 

[Raw photographer]

OMG i love the chicken and the horses. Nice work.