POST YOUR BEST B&W SHOTS!

Snafoo wrote in post #17656817
Stripes of a different sort; Jun Kaneko sculpture, Bartle Hall, Kansas City

IMAGE LINK: http://jonstot.zenfoli​o.com/digital2/e2632d4​0e

A different perspective in color:
http://jonstot.zenfoli​o.com/digital2/h2632d4​0e#h2bf17e48

That B&W one is too cool. It is so busy that it comes out the other side smelling like a rose. Nice image.

The color one pales in comparison.

bowtie wrote in post #17656856
That B&W one is too cool. It is so busy that it comes out the other side smelling like a rose. Nice image.

The color one pales in comparison.

Thanks!

I always have mixed feelings when I take photos of artworks, although they're among my best shots. I feel like I'm just interpreting someone else's work, not really creating my own. But I suppose that's true for many genres of photgraphy.

Snafoo wrote in post #17656817
Stripes of a different sort; Jun Kaneko outdoor sculpture, Bartle Hall, Kansas City

IMAGE LINK: http://jonstot.zenfoli​o.com/digital2/e2632d4​0e

A different perspective in color:
http://jonstot.zenfoli​o.com/digital2/h2632d4​0e#h2bf17e48

Verticals, horizontals, doagonals, parallels they're all in this shot. Love it.

Snafoo wrote in post #17656892
I always have mixed feelings when I take photos of artworks, although they're among my best shots. I feel like I'm just interpreting someone else's work, not really creating my own. But I suppose that's true for many genres of photgraphy.

I know what you mean. When taking shots with the Urban Fragments thread in mind, I don't like to rely on an architectural detail to "make the picture." A beautiful window or a cleverly designed fence, shot straight on--well, I'm merely recording it.

1000 Posts Dance Stopped at a tiny, two headstone turn-of-the-century graveyard on a tiny country road in the middle of Pennsylvania. A local company maintains the cemetery in beautiful condition.

1) 22 mm-ISO 800-1-60 sec at f - 13. NIK Analog Efex with the greatest lens ever: The 10-22!

2slo wrote in post #17660772

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/x5wr​N6 Arctic Wolf by Mark Corpe, on Flickr

Stunning mono!

2cruise wrote in post #17660838
Stunning mono!

Thanks

This one is with the 5DIII and Sigma 50mm f/1.4 Art lens. Wide open at f/1.4:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/x5KY​rV

2slo wrote in post #17660772

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/x5wr​N6 Arctic Wolf by Mark Corpe, on Flickr

Very nice. Where was it taken?

Snafoo wrote in post #17661237
Very nice. Where was it taken?

Thanks. South lakes zoo on the NW Coast of England.

2slo wrote in post #17660892
Thanks

This one is with the 5DIII and Sigma 50mm f/1.4 Art lens. Wide open at f/1.4:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/x5KY​rV Grass track sledging by Mark Corpe, on Flickr

Nice shot. It has very nice tones.

Arctic wolf is good as well.

I like your conversions to b&w.

Thanks

2slo wrote in post #17660772

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/x5wr​N6 Arctic Wolf by Mark Corpe, on Flickr

^^ Awesome ! ^^