Some quick shots. Any thoughts on this one - B&W vs. color?
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I always shoot digital in color. If I want to an image in black & white, rather than shooting in B&W or simply converting directly, I desaturate.
For the photo of the pines & fence: 1.) Increase the exposure a bit; it's a little dark.
2.) Increase the high-lights of green or the shadows of red; the resulting contrast will be amazing.
3.) Desaturation until the image is effectively black & white.
The results will be stunning.
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