This afternoon I found a dying Gazania and loved how it looked with the textures of our weathered fence. Its brilliant orange shade would have dominated this image but in black and white, texture becomes the subject.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Back to Black and White
These days I move between colour and black and white photography on a dime! In this day of digital photography, we are afforded this luxury.
This afternoon I found a dying Gazania and loved how it looked with the textures of our weathered fence. Its brilliant orange shade would have dominated this image but in black and white, texture becomes the subject.
This afternoon I found a dying Gazania and loved how it looked with the textures of our weathered fence. Its brilliant orange shade would have dominated this image but in black and white, texture becomes the subject.
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That's a great point about the attention shifting to texture. I also like your use of DOF -- very effective here.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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