Singing Bowl
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Yes, the light is lovely and entrancing.

Tomorrow Is A Million Years
by rooum

Comment:
Verry interesting and unusual. Love the light and the b/w conversion.

Turn Left Now
by GeneralE

Comment:
Not much conflict/tension here. I think you got good contrast for minimal.

Manhattan-2PM_053111
by mariuca

Comment:
Gives me the whim-whams. :) I like this in the abstract, but it's a little too familiar, and it makes me want to rotate my monitor.

Murmurs in the Sky
by mariuca

Comment:
Such wonderful light in this, and I love the crisp processing and the colors.

morning gulls
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Looks like IR ... the blue is so dark.

SEP 2 - Blue Toning
by salmiakki

Comment:
Interesting that the blue toning makes the image look like it is full color with a dark vignette. It has an odd day/night feel to it.

civilization and its discontents
by tnun

Comment:
I really like this strange image, and this multiple exposure thing is all the more reason I am seriously considering the LX3. Thanks for the explanation.

Frozen
by HawkinsT

Comment:
Too bad about the DQ, it must have been the vignette. I like the mood and light and grain. Nice b&w.

The Long Sprint Home
by jagar

Comment:
As I said before, this was by far and away my favorite of the challenge. I never doubted for a minute that it would finish in first place. Congratulations.

Thanks for sharing your camera settings. I have never used in-camera b/w conversion, because I was afraid it would take away my ability to decide on how best to convert it. I see here, that when used properly, the in-camera conversion works beautifully. And this is really the answer to shooting b/w for a minimal editing challenge.