Quick, B&W or Colour?

[w.slayman]

My appologies "Shootme", as I did not read the name of the poster :blush2: and just assumed:blush2: that you had done the PP.

Hey, you guys have made me realize that there is a place for digital photography, which is a major accomplishment. A month ago I really believed that digital was nothing more than playing silly computer games, and I still do not understand all (read most) the of the terms, so I just try and say what I like and do not, without telling how to PP (I am assuming that means Post Processing).

[GB1]

Coming in here late. They're both powerful, but I think the black and white is more 'contemplative' so to speak. I think the vignette shows up better on the color version though. Both nice.

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[draymorton]

Now that I've seen AgingEyes excellent edit, I think I'm gonna have to defect and say that I like the b/w. Outstanding job.

[shootme]

My appologies "Shootme", as I did not read the name of the poster :blush2: and just assumed:blush2: that you had done the PP. ...

No problem at all Bill, I've always confessed my limitations of Post Processing. What I need to do is practise more, but as we all know it takes a bunch of time. The new rendition by AgingEyes I agree is spot on.

Cheers to everyone and thanks AgingEyes for your time to improve the B&W. S

[AgingEyes]

...thanks AgingEyes for your time to improve the B&W. S

You're welcome !

[w.slayman]

Shootme, MY APPOLOGIES I did not read the left margin and just assumed. I am not qualified to comment on any members skills in PP as I have none, past cropping, dodgeing and burning, and varying exposure time in the darkroom. You guys amaze me with what you are doing with your images.

[shootme]

Cheers Bill, no problem, your comments are very much valued and I am grateful for your participation. I learn from everyones input. :-)

[byjamesderuvoDHQ]

The black and white, definitely. Gives it some mystery and implies more age. Tells more of a story. What is that thing? Gets my attention.