In Door or Out Door?

There's an old church in my neighborhood, built in 1873 and took a couple of pictures of it today.

C & C appreciated.

Cheers!

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Ouch.

#1 isn't doing anything for me. I like #2, although I might be tempted to do a little PP straightening.

I like the second shot. Maybe straighten and see what you got with a black and white conversion.

twstdcain wrote in post #6411337
I like the second shot. Maybe straighten and see what you got with a black and white conversion.

Interesting idea!

Something like this, perhaps?

Yep, You got it! I like this a-lot. I just love old stuff in black and white...of course Im also color blind.....

twstdcain wrote in post #6412567
Yep, You got it! I like this a-lot. I just love old stuff in black and white...of course Im also color blind.....

Thanks for the feedback and helpful advice!

I really like this redo of it myself too!

This is why feedback is important here...because it helps us to do better work!

Cheers!

That's B&W? Looks more like a blue overlay. The left tree seems to have a drop shadow against the sky that the color version doesn't have. (I know it isn't a drop shadow, but it seems something happened in the conversion that brings this out.) I think I like the color version better. JMO.

That looks so much better .

Dami wrote in post #6422737
That's B&W? Looks more like a blue overlay. The left tree seems to have a drop shadow against the sky that the color version doesn't have. (I know it isn't a drop shadow, but it seems something happened in the conversion that brings this out.) I think I like the color version better. JMO.

I did apply a blue filter after the b&w conversion and played around a bit with the brightness and contrast levels which may have made the shadows more pronounced then in the original.

Thanks for participating here! I appreciate it!

Cheers!

john123 wrote in post #6422830
That looks so much better .

Thanks!