Sometimes it is interesting to take a look at a picture without color to see what grabs your eye. I’m continuing my exploration of black and white. Never thought something that sounds so simple could be so complicated.
Does the black and white change your perspective of the photo?
For Becky of Winchester’s July Squares: perspective, and Cee’s Flower of the Day.
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Marvelous photos. I like the both versions. 😀
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I love the sky in the b&w version and the way the texture of the petals seems to pop out against it.
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I liked that also. The color is so vibrant that it dominates over the textures.
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wow these are fabulous, just love how the second bee is just coming into shot
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Beautiful!
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This gave me pause to contemplate what it means to ‘see things in black and white’ as the expression goes. The richness of the colour is lost is but the detail remains.
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I have been exploring black and white for a while now. Often I turn a photo to black and white even when I plan to publish it in color because it makes me see things I don’t notice, especially when colors are vibrant.
Of course black and white is really about shades of gray, just like in life.
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Beautiful! 🌻 🌟🌻
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Thank you.
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The black and white one does change my perspective in the photo – and it was fun to compare the two
– the colored photo has that grandeur feeling and a sense of height with the blue sky and even warmth and joy.
In contrast – the mono photo is all
Flower and the center of the flower has a glossy part that leads us to the bee on the left –
😊
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Both beautiful, but the b&w is very dramatic.
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Both versions are great but the color really stands out.
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As a graphic artist, these 2 views change completely. The color pops and draws your eye to the flower and the monochrome draws my eye to the sky. It’s almost 3D in black & white! Incredible photo in both varieties! 😊
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