Post your b&w shots...

It's interesting how the slats are arranged at the corner of the building.

Excellent shot! I love this.

Thank you very much.

I've been looking for this tree for a while after seeing photos of it on social media. Thankfully I was able to get there when fog was forecast, I might have walked past it again had it not been for all the photographers pointing their cameras at it

Nice light, great conversion. Really pops well.

ndcisiv wrote in post #19162765
Nice light, great conversion. Really pops well.

Thanks!!

B-E-A-utiful!

This is one of those shots that seems so complicated... I'd love to see a behind the scenes shot of the setup.
Nicely done.

It turned out to be much easier than I was planning it to be! Glass is sitting on a 24x24 White Acrylic sheet, which is on a small roll of white seamless paper for the BG. I used water and food coloring blended to look like wine. I lucked out and the glass must have had a flat spot on one side because is sat in that position on its own (thought I was going to spend some time figuring that out). Filled the glass and made the puddle with a turkey baster. 40" softbox camera right with a Godox AD200. White foam core camera left. A few pieces of black foam core about 2.5' above to keep my bare wood basement ceiling out of the reflection.

Excellent! Thanks for the explanation. Well done indeed.

5280Pics wrote in post #19162822

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Great shot

5280Pics wrote in post #19162822

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This is a great shot. This needs to be printed and hung up.