The Clash

[Aaron Macomber]

Another from the archives, and one that needed a fresh process. I decided to go B&W here as I wasnt pleased with the color palette, and I really like black and white.

If you read my previous post, I processed this shot in the manner described.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Wow, what an endorsement for your pp technique, and what a great shot to start with.

 

[AlanLichty]

Really nice capture to start with and your processing worked quite well with this image.

 

[Aaron Macomber]

Wow, what an endorsement for your pp technique, and what a great shot to start with.

Really nice capture to start with and your processing worked quite well with this image.

Thanks!

 

[JimFox]

Wow! This is super cool Aaron! I love the artistic feel and the depth to this due to the lighting! Excellent work and I am glad you went with B&W on this. Now I need to go read your other post and find out what post processing magic you used!

 

[Aaron Macomber]

Wow! This is super cool Aaron! I love the artistic feel and the depth to this due to the lighting! Excellent work and I am glad you went with B&W on this. Now I need to go read your other post and find out what post processing magic you used!

Thanks Jim!

Also, the very brightest part of the sunset is slightly clipped in this jpeg version, the .tif is clean. If anyone has better compression techniques to keep things like that in check without changing the final work, I’d love to hear it

 

[Jim Dockery]

Beautiful.

 

[Beth]

gorgeous details and movement in the water.

 

[Aaron Macomber]

Beautiful.

gorgeous details and movement in the water.

Thank you!

 

[Bart Carrig]

Wow, great capture and beautifully processed image. A classic.

Bart