Chimneys

I just loved the way these chimneys stood out against the blue sky and thought I would just keep the sky in colour and the rest in monochrome.

Thanks to everyone who commented on my photos the last couple of days. We are pretty busy at the moment with our photo clubs annual exhibition, so won't get chance to catch up properly until Monday.

Today's main album photo
http://365project.org/onewing/365/2014-10-11

[Annie D]

these are gorgeous Babs - love the grey against blue

[Peter]

Interesting idea and composition Babs,they really stand out against the deep blue;)

[Joyce]

Love the composition and contrast Babs

[sally agnew]

Lovely contrasts and simple lines :)

[Kat]

Really effective, great capture. :)

[EtchASketch]

Great perspective, love the sharp details & the processing! Big fan of monochrome & color! ,

[Pat Knowles]

Well how have you done that....blue sky & mono rest of it....works beautifully!

[JuliaE]

Lovely symmetry

[Beryl Lloyd]

Clever editing -- a lovely image !

[Molly]

Your choice of colour here really works well. Great image.

[Debbie]

you have processed this really well

[Gena Pegg]

Nicely done! Great against that blue sky!

[Kathie]

Great choice with the selective colour.

[Marnie]

Gee, that works so well Babs, great SC. The shapes and lines all stand out so clearly.

[Babs]

@happypat Thanks Pat, this one was relatively easy in Photoshop. there are lots of ways to do selective colouring but what I did with this is using the quick selection tool in Photoshop I selected the blue sky, then clicked on Select/Inverse and then Image/Adjustments/Black and white and turned the building into monochrome.

[Derek Vickers]

Great pov Babs. Such a lovely spot.

[Angela Tavan]

lovely POV and great repetition!

[Rachel]

Wonderful how they are in a line. Great capture.

[Gillian]

Fabulous. Great idea for the processing.

[Babs]

@derekvickers @angelat @888rachel @kwiksilver Thanks everyone. I am finally catching up after our exhibition. We have to tally the votes tomorrow and then the exhibition goes to the library next week for 8 weeks.