I'd say the B&W has the most contrast, and is therefore my fave.
I like the color, however the first one has a blue cast in the shadows on the hill.
This is difficult to correct without mastering "curves" in photoshop. It is a common occurrence with digital cameras on auto white balance - Ben Willmore's book has a great section on this.
I really love the idea of doing a series like this across seasons. I think you should continue into the spring and summer.
I really like the contrast in your last photo. The second to last is interesting with the lack of color, except for shades of green. Are you playing with Photoshop?
Kerri: Without doubt for me it is the B&W.. by taking away the colour I think you have added atmosphere to the picture. The colour of the first picture is nice enough... a good autumnal picture.. but without the colour a mystery begins.. The crows sat on top of the tree now seem more menacing, as if on watch, the others circling come into play as well. Ha! what I'm really saying is I like the B&W one... I'm new to the camera and still learning so I'll not judge it by form, frame, texture, or anything technical.. I'll just go by what I can see. What I like. I hope thats O.K.
I have to vote for #4, as the B&W best courts the stark, bare tree in the foreground. All the background simply becomes drapery at the rear of the stage. Thanks, Wayne
I like the first one the best. It almost looks as if you took a bit of color out of it, but knowing you didn't and got this effect makes it that much more wonderful!
For me, the first one.
ReplyDeleteI think I like the first one best, because of the colors and the sky
ReplyDeleteI'm kind of partial to the last one...I like the BW!
ReplyDeleteI'd say the B&W has the most contrast, and is therefore my fave.
ReplyDeleteI like the color, however the first one has a blue cast in the shadows on the hill.
This is difficult to correct without mastering "curves" in photoshop. It is a common occurrence with digital cameras on auto white balance - Ben Willmore's book has a great section on this.
I really love the idea of doing a series like this across seasons. I think you should continue into the spring and summer.
~Oswegan
I like #4, the b&w. It's got great contrast along with a good composition.
ReplyDeleteI like the first one best.
ReplyDeleteI like the first and then the last and really can't decide between them.
ReplyDeleteI really like the contrast in your last photo. The second to last is interesting with the lack of color, except for shades of green. Are you playing with Photoshop?
ReplyDeleteThe first one is where my heart wants to be..The last one is where my heart is..Love them all..
ReplyDeleteThe color one to show off the leaves in the background and the sky
ReplyDeleteI like the first one but the last is my favourite. Very atmospheric.
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the feedback everyone! I really appreciate it!!
ReplyDeleteB/W Kerri, others good but the b/w stands out better.
ReplyDeleteKerri:
ReplyDeleteWithout doubt for me it is the B&W.. by taking away the colour I think you have added atmosphere to the picture. The colour of the first picture is nice enough... a good autumnal picture.. but without the colour a mystery begins.. The crows sat on top of the tree now seem more menacing, as if on watch, the others circling come into play as well.
Ha! what I'm really saying is I like the B&W one... I'm new to the camera and still learning so I'll not judge it by form, frame, texture, or anything technical.. I'll just go by what I can see. What I like. I hope thats O.K.
I like the 1st and the last! :)
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is the one I like best. I always like color better than black and white. Seems more cheerful!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI like the first one. With the green, red and blue highlights behind it it seems to glow.
ReplyDeleteI have to vote for #4, as the B&W best courts the stark, bare tree in the foreground. All the background simply becomes drapery at the rear of the stage.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Wayne
In color..any day ..i love my colorful world :)
ReplyDeleteI like #3 best - it seems to have the most contrast between tree and background (at least to my eyes).
ReplyDeleteYour pictures remind me of days as a young man in Virginia. Thanks for the memory boost.
ReplyDeleteI like the first one the best. It almost looks as if you took a bit of color out of it, but knowing you didn't and got this effect makes it that much more wonderful!
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