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| For some reason, I used to think that plants made poor subjects for shooting in black and white. I've changed my mind. [To see more monochromes, go here.] |
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| For some reason, I used to think that plants made poor subjects for shooting in black and white. I've changed my mind. [To see more monochromes, go here.] |
Bonjour Alexa, ça faisait longtemps ! Non pas que je passe par ton blog, j'y viens tous les jours, mais que je commente !
ReplyDeleteQuelle superbe photo, je voyais les nénuphars en couleurs "Monet" mais en noir et blanc ils sont impressionnants.
Il faut vraiment que je mette le BBG sur ma liste des "must see" quand je retournerai à NYC !!!
This is a great composition and it is perfect for W-B&W!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! The water looks like ink - a very unusual shot of this particular plant!
ReplyDeleteI think it all depends on how the photo is taken. Mostly black and white works best with plenty of contrast. Pale grey often just looks dingy. I love the way you've composed this, the patterns made by the leaves, and the water droplets. Excellent photo.
ReplyDeleteI think we see more detail when the photo is B&W.
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking photo! Great in B&W.
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful! They really shie!
ReplyDeleteYou have mastered B&W plant photography. Wonderful.
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