B/W flower , for your review

[Gaunemo]

Thank you..

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[JakPot]

maybe a contrast or levels adjustment would make it pop more. Give it a shot.

[Gaunemo]

OK...Hmm I wouldn't know where to start.

[openspace]

#2 is the better image, but as the other poster said, the contrast / levels are just too flat, but I'm not sure how much there really is to work with there either. Would be difficult to get that one to pop in b&w. Might best be left as color.

[rammy]

OK...Hmm I wouldn't know where to start.

Try this in Photoshop:

1. Add a Levels adjustment (layer if you want) and move the left (black) and right (white) slider inwards to add more contrast.
2. Make a selection around the right side of the pic, feather it proportional to the size of the image. I did 20 on this size, try around 80 - 100 on the large size.
3. Add another levels adjustment just to the selected area.
4. Use the burn tool set to shadows, 3%, soft brush and go around the image darkening the shadows a bit.
5. Add some sharpening with the Unsharp Mask filter

A slight crop around the interest area.

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[amironsi]

needs more contrast to show details i think

[Gaunemo]

Allrighty, No photoshop but ZoomBrowseer might work.

[rammy]

Digital Photo Professional will work too.