A place to reflect

[BruceS]

Another angle on the Litte Patuxent river outside of Bowie, Maryland.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v369/scubacowboy/Bruce2/pax2framed.jpg

Thanks for looking,
Bruce

[Jon]

Another nice one Bruce :-!
Keep them coming

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v690/jon2050lang/div/Sweden11.jpg

Cheers Jon

[BruceS]

Thanks Jon! That's a really great pic of yours. Great DOF.
Cheers,
Bruce

[Jon]

Thanks a lot Bruce :-)

Do you btw ever work in B&W
Here is the same house, the view from my parents summer place in Sweden, in B&W

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v690/jon2050lang/div/SwedenBW.jpg

Cheers Jon

[BruceS]

I like that better Jon! Sometimes I do, if the shot fits. I usually shoot in colour then convert it if it looks right. Here's one I finished today. It was so so in colour, but I like it much better in b&w, although the jpeg seems to have come out a bit lighter than the photoshop or tiff.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v369/scubacowboy/Bruce2/treeinmarshsized.jpg

Cheers,
Bruce

[Jon]

I like that better Jon! Sometimes I do, if the shot fits. I usually shoot in colour then convert it if it looks right. Here's one I finished today. It was so so in colour, but I like it much better in b&w, although the jpeg seems to have come out a bit lighter than the photoshop or tiff.


Cheers,
Bruce


Just like me then. I made a lot of B&W when shooting film, but now it's only a few. And Photoshoop has it's limitation on B&W without the channel mixer. But I do like B&W pictures a lot. Yours turned out very nice :-!

Cheers Jon

[Henry T]

Hey guys, keep those nice pics coming. I like em. :-!