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Daily Life #2
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Kalamata 2006
One tip for better tonality b/w's (compare it with the standard Greyscale conversion through photoshop in the workshop)
In photoshop , open the image
1.Press D
2.Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Gradient Map
3.Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Channel Mixer
4.Check Monochrome , Red 75% ,Green 26% ,Blue 34% , Constant -8%
5.If not the desired result , change a little Blue and Green
6.Layer -> Flatten Image
If still not the desired result ,black not black or no white just a grey , go under Image -> Adjustments -> Curves you can adjust which part of the image is white , and which black.
Additional pp in this shot
Cropping
Unsharp Mask
Frame
Added Film Grain |
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Great compo... No words...
Beautifull shot!Congrats!
What a scene. Is he reading the paper? I can't quite tell. But he might as well be reading the sea, which cuts through his world like a scythe, glittering against his lonely shore. -Hugh
Hi Nick,
Very good black white photo.Beautiful compo and light.Congratulations!!
Best Wishes,
Deniz.
I like the compo and them grays are good, champion shot with tha ol man, Art
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