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| Day 315 |
Going to get this week's photo blog done early. And interject a bit of a change up from my usual count down. Several of this week's images have another version and, as in the case of the photograph below, have appeared in a weekly blog in that other treatment.
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| Day 316 |
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| Week 44 - Black and White |
I think in the case of the old Questa church there is merit in either version.
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| Day 317 |
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| Day 318 |
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| The color original |
And while I am a lover of color I find the black and white version of this cottonwood grove better artistically. Maybe I will have to try the same thing with dawns. Though that seems unthinkable.
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| Day 319 |
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| Day 320 |
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| The original photograph |
In this day of photoshopping everyone asks, "But what did the original photograph look like. And above you have the answer. I also did this one in black and white. Which brings us to the question of why? Sometimes a photograph has good bones. There is something in the photograph you liked when you took it, and even when it was uploaded to the computer but it just does not shine through. In day 320 it was the lines of the trees and their reflections in the water. The version I finally posted shows that off best.
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| In black and white |
Below is the caretaker's old red pickup. If you are a follower of my photographic blogs or Facebook page you will recognize this truck. But I am still looking for the ultimate picture of it. I love the red on freshly fallen snow but mostly the red gets in the way. There is another picture of this truck coming this week in my daily posts.
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| Day 321 |
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| The old red pickup |
What beautiful photos. It's interesting how much different your perception is from the color picture to the black and white.
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