Black & White

[Sporgon]

I also considered clone out the piece of wood but thought that would leave too much negative space on the right?

Why, when it adds to the symmetry of the picture ?

 

[cayenne]

An old church near me under repair, but still having a fish fry...
I think I had an orange filter on this one.

 

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Nice picture, cayenne.

 

[dpc]

Staff Parking Only

 

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Nice shot, dpc. Perfect in B&W.

 

[dpc]

High construction

7DMII + EF70-300mmL

 

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Nice series, dpc.

 

[dpc]

A day at the beach

 

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I prefer the B&W version. Well done, dpc.

 

[Sporgon]

Cloud Spotting
Taken with my new favourite toy; Canon G1X III

63mm ( equiv) 1/400th, f/5.6, ISO 100

 

[dpc]

Fishing

 

[dpc]

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta

 

[Sporgon]

Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, AlbertaView attachment 193873

What a remarkable scene. Must go there sometime.
If I could make a small criticism - the image appears to have been heavily / crudely sharpened or something. Maybe strong sharpening then reduced in output size ? Not sure but your other pictures that you post don't have this flaw.

 

[privatebydesign]

What a remarkable scene. Must go there sometime.
If I could make a small criticism - the image appears to have been heavily / crudely sharpened or something. Maybe strong sharpening then reduced in output size ? Not sure but your other pictures that you post don't have this flaw.

Well make sure you take elbow pads! Moraine Lake must be the most photographed spot in Canada. Some mornings there are literally hundreds of photographers there.

But the more interesting thing about DPC’s shot is Moraine Lake is famous for it’s staggering color, turning it B&W is a brave take on the subject.

 

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Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta

Beautiful picture.

 

[dpc]

What a remarkable scene. Must go there sometime.
If I could make a small criticism - the image appears to have been heavily / crudely sharpened or something. Maybe strong sharpening then reduced in output size ? Not sure but your other pictures that you post don't have this flaw.

I quite agree with your observation about the quality of this picture. I took it 5 years ago. Not sure what I did but I may have overdone the sharpening. I would have preferred to return to the RAW file but I no longer have it. I'm more careful these days, or at least try to be. I do like the picture in terms of the composition but I don't think it would survive printing. I'll try a better shot if I ever manage to get back there. Privatebydesign is quite correct. The tourist load is extreme. That's why we haven't returned there since 2015. You can't even get a parking spot and trying to get a clear shot is a nightmare.