Those Eyes
by Neil

Comment by patio127:
Neil, is it too weird... I have a yellow lab too ! I will melt anytime I see a photo of one, especially one this good . I love it !

TRI-X Dreams
by Neil

Comment by Dax-:
The filter works very well here!
Really a wonderful b&w and beautiful shapes! :)

Swiss Hideaway
by Neil

Comment by pwm6:
Neil,

I think this looks a bit flat, mostly because of the fact that you have the brighter areas of snow set at too low a level. I think it gets more "pop" if you try either of these:

(1) Using your b/w version, add a Levels adjustment layer an try input level settings of 0, .73, 238

OR, which I like even better:

(2) using your color version, use a Channel Mixer adjustment layer and try settings of red: +170, green: +80, blue: -150
and a Levels adjustment layer with input level settings:
0, 1.0, 236

This latter version creates a more dramatic contrast between the
white peak and the sky at the horizon just above the house.

Paul

Swiss Hideaway
by Neil

Comment by Jutilda:
GREAT! I thought I'd seen it before - in black and white it takes on a totally different mood. That sky! WOW

The Wonder of the Alps
by Neil

Comment by geewhy:
I think you`ve done a super job on this very tricky subject Neil.

Great Image.

The Wonder of the Alps
by Neil

Comment by Dax-:
The beauty of this place Neil! I adore the mountain!
The effects of the clouds is splendid...maybe you could darken just a bit the right side in shadow of the mountain, but I like it in any case! :)

The Wonder of the Alps
by Neil

Comment by Bear_Music:
This one's nearly perfect. Can you mute it very slightly where it spins off the mountain's edge? I want to see the clouds slightly less bright than the snow...

Message edited by author 2006-02-25 19:16:01.

Out of this World
by Neil

Comment by Melethia:
Lovely capture, Neil! Looks lunar and Ansel-esque. And cold. Darn cold.

The Path to Furi (Zermatt, BW)
by Neil

Comment by philup:
What a great b/w picture..! Man, this is awesome!

Passion Fire
by Neil

Comment by Rikki:
Amzing abstracts as always Neil. The colors are gorgeous.