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Michel Brosius
26th of October 2004 (Tue), 07:16
Hello,
a portrait of Annabelle. Thank you for your comments.
Michel

http://pageperso.aol.fr/BROSIUSJO/Annabelle.jpg
Belmondo
26th of October 2004 (Tue), 07:53
Michel:
That's a lovely picture, and it works well with B&W.

If I haven't already welcomed you to the forum, (just in case) welcome to the forum.
HJMinard
26th of October 2004 (Tue), 11:05
I like this shot ... very nice capture. The only thing I'd like to see is more of her eyes (I'm no expert on how to accomplish that ... fill flash perhaps?).
ecobo
28th of October 2004 (Thu), 12:29
I like your choice of B&W. I like the noise too - it adds some retro feeling.
alpine62uk
28th of October 2004 (Thu), 19:36
Nice photo, What was the camera settings and did you alter in PS?

Antony
Michel Brosius
2nd of November 2004 (Tue), 12:47
Thank you for your comments and thanks to the modérator for its welcome. Original color image converted into b&w in PS.
In a friendly way :D

Michel


http://pageperso.aol.fr/BROSIUSJO/Archive+Web/AnnaCoul.JPG
msol
2nd of November 2004 (Tue), 14:58
This one should be in a classroom book to show how a B&W can be muuuuuuuuuuuuuch better then a color version. Stunning difference!
Clearly I prefer the B&W here, although I usually (i.e. always) shoot color. Great work!
DC
3rd of November 2004 (Wed), 05:52
I'm going to go against the grain and say the colour one is better :shock:

For me the white streaks in the BG are less distracting in the colour version. And yes, a little fill flash would have lightened the eyes, or at least put a catchlight in them.

It's a nice picture either way.
rickc
3rd of November 2004 (Wed), 06:56
A very pretty lady and an excellent pose. But I can't get that excited about either the color or b&w rendition.

On my monitor, in the color shot, the left side of her nose appears to be overexposed. This also transfers to the b&w version, though not as quite noticable. Also the degree of noise in each version is distracting.

rich..
Andy_T
3rd of November 2004 (Wed), 07:06
Very beautiful ... both the girl and your rendition of her!

I like the B&W conversion, it has a very nice tonality.
How did you do it?

Best regards,
Andy
Michel Brosius
5th of November 2004 (Fri), 14:26
Thank you very much for your comments. :D


Image b&w colorized with a red filter + désaturation.

Amicalement, Michel