I took this photo, from the top of Embsay Moor back in Sept 2011. It's not much to look at as a colour photo as the grey skies take it half way to B&W. Taking it all the way to B&W improves it no end.
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Re: photo from 2011 reworked in B&W
Very, very nice, Ken.
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Re: photo from 2011 reworked in B&W
Dramatic, Ken. 
BW seemingly gains popularity in these days of full colour and as you well know is often a feature of online image competitions. I despair at the many colour images viewed online that are over saturated ... obviously many folk like this approach so I must be 'the odd one out' trying to ensure that my images are as close to 'what you see is what you get'.
BW seemingly gains popularity in these days of full colour and as you well know is often a feature of online image competitions. I despair at the many colour images viewed online that are over saturated ... obviously many folk like this approach so I must be 'the odd one out' trying to ensure that my images are as close to 'what you see is what you get'.
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