I've been working on my black & white photography, tweaking contrast and value to get a "classic" b&w look, getting rid of the bluish tint to the grays and the grayish "mist" that seem to plague my b&w shots. This time I shot in color and processed for b&w in Photoshop's channel mixer function, and then further processing in the curves function. I'm pleased with the results. Here's what worked the best.
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Branch Creek at King St. |
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A bench up on the Meadow Trail in the Dykeman Spring Nature Park |
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Ganesh and the Laughing Buddha from my personal altar |
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A view of God's Acre, the historic cemetery in downtown Shippensburg |
© 2013 by A. Roy Hilbinger
Gorgeous! They came out great!
ReplyDeleteNice job on all!
ReplyDeleteMeticulous work as always, Roy! Trust you are well & in good spirits?
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