b&w

This is from my backyard. I thought it would make a great B&W. CC welcome. Thank you!

Still going through photos from my trio to SW CO. This was on the way back home on Monarch Pass. Messing with some B&W options on some of the Snowy trees! CC Welcome!

Hey everyone! I just got back from over two weeks in the US leading Workshops, a week in Death Valley and one around the Southwest, and while I don't have any new images done yet, since I used my Phase One IQ4 Achromatic back pretty much exclusively during the trip, I got inspired to share some...

Happy New Year friends! After spending time with family for Christmas I headed south to Sedona, AZ! I had a great time! I have been here once before but was on a time schedule to get back to the Grand Canyon before the snow fell. I had to go to Sedona because it was the only place I could pick...

My contribution to the B&W feed. This was taken this last summer in Grand Teton. CC Welcome!

This is a shot of one of the yards in my area. I was driving by and just thought it looked so quaint, so I had to stop and share it.

Gorgeous evening with spectator clouds.

There's always hope!

Ok, I'm at a loss for what to write. I just really like the combination of the Adobe House and San Juan's.

This is a different edit of the same tree photo I posted in Landscape recently but which I thought also looked nice like this with a pulled-back crop to show the layers of mist in the field. In B&W the rays falling next to the tree jump to the eye more readily as well. Actually I guess these...

The Focus this Friday is Landscapes Captured or Processed in B&W. Please add your photos to this Thread. I will start. #1 is from Laguna Beach California #2 is from a Sunset in Death Valley #3 is from a Sunset in Yosemite showing of Half Dome

I loved the textures in this B&W

Going for that older film IR look, with bright white greenery, film grain and a blurred vignetting. Canon Rebel T3i, 665nm

What attracted me to this image is the high contrast of the sky and how the soft contrast of land gives a tonal balance.

View of the San Juan's from the adjacent hill. Infrared Canon T3i converted to 665nm

Still going through photos from earlier this year.

I was going through images I had taken over the last year and this one caught my eye.