Practical B&W

[kgb224]

Here is the same practical assignment as yesterday.
This time as it is supposed to be in B&W.
I do not know if these B&W conversions is correct.
I just set the contrast to 30 and applied noise reduction.
I also cropped the pictures as i did with the colored versions.

[mpascal]

The second shot is definately my favourite here. the lighting is spot on.

Michael

[kgb224]

Originally Posted by mpascal

The second shot is definately my favourite here. the lighting is spot on.

Michael

Micheal glad you enjoyed this series of portraits in B&W.
Thank you for looking and commenting.
God Bless
Christo

[sHIMUZUKi]

interesting portraits.
a bit to classy to my taste.or else they're good.
TFS

[kgb224]

Originally Posted by sHIMUZUKi

interesting portraits.
a bit to classy to my taste.or else they're good.
TFS

Thank You for sharing your thoughts.
Classy but simple to take these kind of pictures.
Thank you for looking and commenting.
Christo

[Preacherman]

Wish I could do this sort of thing Christo. You did a great job here and the young lady and her family will be pleased with your achievements. The 2nd shot has a perfect balance of light to dark that creates a unique portrait. Well done my friend. PAUL

[kgb224]

Originally Posted by Preacherman

Wish I could do this sort of thing Christo. You did a great job here and the young lady and her family will be pleased with your achievements. The 2nd shot has a perfect balance of light to dark that creates a unique portrait. Well done my friend. PAUL

The model is my youngest daughter my friend and a im very happy with this excercise that i have done.I did not not know that with such simple techniques one can take wonderful pictures.
Thank you for looking and commenting my friend.
God Bless
Christo