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I vote for the color version. The reflections in the water just do not translate in the black and white. That gorgeous dark green by the river bank is the bomb.
This is a discussion on Finniss River - which one? within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I vote for the color version. The reflections in the water just do not translate in the black and white. ...
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I vote for the color version. The reflections in the water just do not translate in the black and white. That gorgeous dark green by the river bank is the bomb.
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Not for me - lol.
Love the BW - it sings but it could still sing louder with more pp work particularly dodging a bit in the water to see more reflection details - and burning in all over the blacks by 10-25%. - I see no deep blacks on my monitor.
More contrast overall is needed unless current mood is intended. The image has a timeless feel - Beautiful comp. Well seen
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One each way. At least my inability to decide has been vindicated.
Thanks MB & Marko
Marko, I did a quick re-edit based on your suggestions, and (as is normally the case) I prefer the rework. Thank you.
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Tie breaker coming up ---- B&W, but then you knew I would say that.
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haha - yeah doesn't surprise me. ThanksOriginally Posted by edG
Even after a year since I posted this, I still cant decide
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