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Domenico Franco
{K:1381} 11/9/2007
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Hi Andre,
thanks for your interesting in my image. Maybe the more "life" in the colour version is due to the general warm tone.
Ciao
Domenico
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Andre Denis
{K:66407} 11/9/2007
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Hi Domenico,
I now think I have to agree with you. In this case, the colour wins :)
When I first saw your B&W version, I thought it was okay, but not as nice as the colour one. So, I tried to do it myself the way I had seen it in my minds eye in B&W. I tried a lot of adjustments in Photoshop, but still ended up with almost exactly the same B&W image that you did. :)
The colour just seems to work better for some reason. There seems to be more "life" to the image in colour.
Andre
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Domenico Franco
{K:1381} 11/4/2007
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Thanks for your suggestion, Andre.
Below there's the B&W version, maybe I prefer the colour one, what do you think?
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Andre Denis
{K:66407} 11/1/2007
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Very nice use of shadows and light in this one Domenico.
I believe this one would be very good in B&W also. The texture would show very well in B&W
Andre
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Pawel Kwasnicki
{K:9651} 10/30/2007
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amazing shadow perspective inside of the beautiful architecture! well seen! great color and light; best regards, Pawel
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Domenico Franco
{K:1381} 10/28/2007
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Thanks for your comment.
You are right, it is simple: testing my new Canon G9 I struck by column shadows. It seems a timeless image: it could be taken in various periods('900, '800, 100 BC)
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Afriadi Hikmal
{K:2216} 10/28/2007
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It simple but shadow make this pict so good
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