Today, for my final image, I challenge Francene Grewe; five days, five black and white photos, and issue to challenge to a new person on each of the five days.
Fuji X-E2, Juninon 60/f2.4R
60mm, f5.6, 1/200 sec @ 400 ISO
Thursday, October 16, 2014
2014, Day 289 - King crab
My buddy Jay pointed out this cactus when we went to the nursery today because he liked the single flower. What I liked was the texture, it looks like the spiny legs of king crab but I suspect the flavor is quite different.
Today, for my final image, I challenge Francene Grewe; five days, five black and white photos, and issue to challenge to a new person on each of the five days.
Fuji X-E2, Juninon 60/f2.4R
60mm, f5.6, 1/200 sec @ 400 ISO
Today, for my final image, I challenge Francene Grewe; five days, five black and white photos, and issue to challenge to a new person on each of the five days.
Fuji X-E2, Juninon 60/f2.4R
60mm, f5.6, 1/200 sec @ 400 ISO
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I came upon your website by way of a link made by Nicole Young's article "Photographers: Don’t Ignore the Ordinary" on Photofocus.
ReplyDeleteThe more I fiddle with photography as a hobby the more I find myself intent on B&W and less on color. As so many much more qualified than I have said, it is a different seeking of images.
And with the seeking comes the post-processing to arrive at what was in the mind(eye?) of the photographer. Although I don't think the post processing is the center of the pleasure I derive from having obtained an image that is akin to what I sought I do find the effort in front of the computer rewarding as I tinker and adjust. (I suppose I could be wrong on what is the 'center of the pleasure.)
All that I do in the way of post processing is done with Photoshop Elements, V12. I limit myself to this. I am always interested in what others use for B&W. Would you speak to this question?
Most sincerely,
Ed Long