Brother Andrew in b&w

I've been looking back through my strangers' portraits and I found that out of 35 portraits, I posted just 4 in b&w.

So I've converted a few to see which lend themselves more to b&w. I think this one of Brother Andrew has enough different tones and textures.

Constructive criticism welcome.

[Newbank Lass]

It looks lovely to me.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A very kind looking man !

[Dianne]

A very nice portrait.

[Christine]

Lovely portrait

[Penelope Ann]

You have captured his kindness

[Linda Plummer]

Great portrait. It seems we almost know your strangers though your photography.

[wendy frost]

Great in B/W shows up the details very well

[Nicole]

beautiful portrait that works well in b&w!

[gloria jones]

Wonderful portrait shot, great clarity

[Darinka]

looks great in bw!

[Babs]

I agree, it works well in b&w.

[Phil Howcroft]

it works well , the only minor issue i have is the crop off the top of his head. It is OK to crop off the top, many portraits do, but the crop is so little it distracts as it is neither here or there (if you see what i mean) . fine shot otherwise

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome portrait.

[Rosan]

Wonderful in b&w! Great portrait.

[Phil Howcroft]

Hope my comment above wasn't too harsh. I feel as though my critique was a bit over the top as you know about the head crop anyway ☺☺

[Hazel]

@phil_howcroft

No, NOT at all - I'm going to repost the shot - later - just going out for breakfast! Happy Sunday, Phil! (Good news in the paper for the Wanderers?!)

[Phil Howcroft]

@quietpurplehaze i've been scouring the internet for good news about the wanderers , but I am struggling to find any haze :(