An illustration of my life,
loves and various random information
that you may or may not find
the least bit useful...
all from the island of St. Simons.
An illustration of my life, loves and various random information
that you may or may not find the least bit useful...
all from the island of St. Simons.
Monday, February 13, 2006
Which one?
I took this while on Sapelo Island. I have been working with this photo for awhile Which one do y'all like? The B/W, the color, or the spot color?
5 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I also like the color one because of the blue in the upper left hand corner... but the rays of light and the shadows look better in the black and white...
great picture
when you show at monkey love will you sell prints? what kind of cut does the dealer get?
Hey there kids. I'm going to agree with everybody else on this one. Color = good. I'm usually partial to b&w, but you lose a lot of the detail in the leaves. Either way though, it's a good shot any way you look at it.
I must admit, i too usually favor black and white. Though in my expierence (as a viewer, not a photographer) b/w usually looks better for people, not nature scenes. In nature, i find there is too much color to leave it out. Thats just me, though.
I love the color one. And the spot color is awesome too, but i would agree with turner- is there anyway you can add a little more? maybe some green in the leaves or something....
5 comments:
I also like the color one because of the blue in the upper left hand corner... but the rays of light and the shadows look better in the black and white...
great picture
when you show at monkey love will you sell prints? what kind of cut does the dealer get?
i like the middle one, the colored!
i like the color one the best too. is there anyway to put more color in the spot color one? just a suggestion.....but hey, you're the photographer.
Hey there kids. I'm going to agree with everybody else on this one. Color = good. I'm usually partial to b&w, but you lose a lot of the detail in the leaves. Either way though, it's a good shot any way you look at it.
I must admit, i too usually favor black and white. Though in my expierence (as a viewer, not a photographer) b/w usually looks better for people, not nature scenes. In nature, i find there is too much color to leave it out. Thats just me, though.
I love the color one. And the spot color is awesome too, but i would agree with turner- is there anyway you can add a little more? maybe some green in the leaves or something....
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