Crane, 2nd try
by sfalice

Comment:
Great eye to see all that! Thanks for sharing your technique. I think I use a similar technique with a fair number of b&w conversions. I usually just work with levels and curves, but I will do my first levels and curves as normal, flatten the image, and then go back and do a second curve fooling around and exaggerating the channels as if I was "cross processing". When I have what I want, I flatten again, and then go into b&w.

Together - Day 10
by sherpet

Comment:
Good bokeh and you kept the texture in the feathers of the little guy in front. Nice work.

athletics stadium at homebush bay
by roz

Comment:
Very cool processing. I love the reflections. The whole shot looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. Very futuristic.

Under the Flood
by levyj413

Comment:
A floor??? Coulda fooled me. I love what shows up with some of the crazy stuff we are doing with our cameras. Very cool result.

One Last Task
by pepitoid

Comment:
Reminds me of Millet's The Gleaners (Link)

BW - 8
by mia67

Comment:
I'm not a big fan of sepia, but it works well here. A very delicate, retro shot.

Garden Party
by Jutilda

Comment:
I always liked the line from the chorus, "You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please yourself". Should be the motto for this thread.

Cool composition with the main interest running on the diagonal in the upper third of the frame. Turning The Rule of Thirds on its head?

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
by jmritz

Comment:
Beautiful use of selective focus.

urban cowboy
by nixter

Comment:
Reminds me of Midnight Cowboy.

the meadow is finished with men
by sher

Comment:
Very cool colors and bokeh.