Primeval Forest ~ B&W
Taken twelve months ago in the Blue Mountains, it is one of those ‘rescue’ jobs where I suspect black and white gives more character than the original colour version.
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Chris Clark
perfect Rosalie and excellent choice of B&W
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Thank you Chris for the visit and kind words.
GailD
Well. Certainly nothing that needs ‘rescuing’ in this shot. B&W suits Rosalie.
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Much appreciated Gail – thank you
justrick
nice shot , this works well, bigfoot is in there somewhere also
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
This forest also sports masses of the red and white mushrooms – ANYTHING could be lurking in there Rick! Thanks for the visit and encouragement my friend.
Tom Gomez
Nice in mono Rosalie …
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Glad you like it Tom, thank you
TheBlindHog
Character to spare, Rosie. That fern really stands out in B&W, so I suspect you are right on that score, as well. A beautiful capture and treatment.
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
A little more treed than your Arizona / wild west shots!!! Thanks for the visit – so pleased you like it.
Sandy Woolard
Neat B&W…Well done!!!
Dennis Gay
Ciao Rosalie!
The B&W – and other li’l tweakings – has created that sense of mystery that only B&W can do.
Perhaps some more work on contrast as on my monitor there are no real blacks in the image.
A scene made more interesting by your placement of the fern as a focal point and the light play.
Interesting viewing.
GB
Dennis
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Thank you my friend – your wonderful Into the Mist No 2 was obviously my benchmark for this, but any tweaking of the contrast was giving an ‘artifacty’ look to the blacks. Back to the drawing board!
debsphotos
Hi Rosalie…has an “old” image look to it….fantastic setting and light!!! *-)
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Thanks so muchDeb
richiedean
When I look at this, I get the feeling that something alarming is about to happen …. I’ve had 4 scenarios rush through my head already !!!!!!!
Stirs my imagination Rosalie …........... :))
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Knowing you Richie you’d have 4 other images blended and magic oozing from every leaf! Thank you buddy – pleased it sparked your imagination. ;0)
Christine Till...
The B&W makes mysterious … almost magic.
Great capture, Rosalie.
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
B&W does seem to help – thanks Christine
Hans Kawitzki
Nice image,I like the light play in this
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Mist always helps! Thanks Hans
Marvin Collins
Excellent work Rosalie!!
Rosalie Dale IPA replied
Much appreciated Marvin.
mariarty
Gorgeous B&W, lovin’ those big ferns.
John Douglas
magical!