For those of us who love B&W photography. Here is a set of photos I took on a week long trip to the Bay Area (mostly San Mateo county and San Francisco).
More photos from this set here.
For those of us who love B&W photography. Here is a set of photos I took on a week long trip to the Bay Area (mostly San Mateo county and San Francisco).
More photos from this set here.
Last edited by penwash; September 2nd, 2016 at 06:17 PM.
carlc (September 13th, 2016), datainadequate (September 2nd, 2016), ethernautrix (September 2nd, 2016), farmdogfan (September 2nd, 2016), FredRydr (October 22nd, 2016), Jon Szanto (September 2nd, 2016), Lady Onogaro (September 2nd, 2016), laurielindly (September 13th, 2016), oldstoat (September 15th, 2016), Robert (September 2nd, 2016)
B&W definitely rules!
penwash (September 4th, 2016)
I think the most intriguing one for me was the one of the peppers, though all of them were beautiful.
Lady Onogaro
"Be yourself--everybody else is already taken." --Oscar Wilde
penwash (September 4th, 2016)
Looks like there are quite a few of us here with a taste for B&W photos.
I really appreciate your comment.
I am especially fond of that one too. The peppers (taken at a farmer's market) had such interesting shapes and shades that reminds me (metaphorically) of humanity somehow.
Lady Onogaro (September 4th, 2016)
Very good photos, thank you for sharing!
penwash (September 4th, 2016)
I love the picture of the man on the bench. It makes me ponder his story.
Last edited by penwash; September 13th, 2016 at 07:30 PM.
LOL The little bird seems to be willing to tell his story. I really like that you choose black and white as well. What set up do you use?
I borrowed my brother's SONY A7 that he bought earlier this summer. The lenses are mine: Olympus OM Zuiko 85/2 and 24/2.
The B&W conversion was done using Nix SilverEfex 2 which is now a free download (I use it from inside Lightroom, very convenient).
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