Thread: Black & White, monotone and sepia

Shot on an early January morning with temperature of about -8 C. It was the only way to get a crowd free shot even at this time of the year. I'm still trying to decide if I prefer this version or the original colour version.

NEX-5, 55mm 1/160, f8, ISO200

Originally Posted by olli

Shot on an early January morning with temperature of about -8 C. It was the only way to get a crowd free shot even at this time of the year. I'm still trying to decide if I prefer this version or the original colour version.

NEX-5, 55mm 1/160, f8, ISO200

I remember this one, Olli. A thoughtful scene and in my opinion it's made even more beautiful by its natural, soft muted colors. Prague - Charles Bridge - photography by olli

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I just paged back to page number 158 and am so glad I spent the time doing so because there are so many good pictures to look at that I'd missed. It's hard to keep up with all the photos but when one can make the time it is worth it.

While at a small rural town's Memorial Day parade - with the Fuji X10.

Originally Posted by olli

Shot on an early January morning with temperature of about -8 C. It was the only way to get a crowd free shot even at this time of the year. I'm still trying to decide if I prefer this version or the original colour version.

They are both nice, but IMO the color version is better - the fog emphasizes the early morning glow and building colors in a way that really works for me.

Same goes for me Olli, the colour version adds an atmosphere with that early morning light. The black and white is nice but different!

Originally Posted by olli

Shot on an early January morning with temperature of about -8 C. It was the only way to get a crowd free shot even at this time of the year. I'm still trying to decide if I prefer this version or the original colour version.

NEX-5, 55mm 1/160, f8, ISO200

I like both of them, olli. I think the colour one actually gives a little more depth to the photograph, but its all in the eye of the beholder, really.

20120507-2 by _loupe, on Flickr

Love the geometry PDH.