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This one ought to be B/W!
On our way to Cape Tribulation on Cpt. Hook Highway I spotted this abandoned (well, I guess it is) cottage next to the road and (yet another) sugar cane plantage. I was fascinated by the 'nearly' rotten state of the wood and its 'special' grace.
Due to the fact it was afternoon I had to pick a shot with the sun high up in the sky. So I had no choice and not the possibility to get the right ambient mood for this house.
So I decided it has to bee B/W. Voilá
Tech talk
Created a pseudo HDR with three different exposure settings ranging from -2 to +2. Afterwards changed it to B/W, added a touch of sepia (color saturation at 7%) and a really small vignette. Frame. Done
TFL
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Hi Gunnar,
a good abandoned house HDR over here. nice one and i specailly liked this as B/W photo. also the addition of the tree which is very well complementing to the house. well done.
regards,
Sanjib
- Dai
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Hi Gunnar
I think this B&W image is great. Pleanty of detail and framed well. Nice sky too.
TFS
Dai
Hi Gunnar...nice shot...great range of tones with nice contrast and light.
Roger
HI Gunnar,
Moody, nostalgic, and enjoyable photo. I like your B&W conversion. GReat idea and result. Well presented too. TFS.
Martyn
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Hi Gunnar
Good choice of B&W for this old cottge.
Your PP work has been worth the time.
TFS
Regards Derek
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