A Year of Days Day 271: Photographers Photographed!

This couple were all set-up to photograph the sunset through the trees surrounding Paimpont Lake and were waiting for the sun to drop a bit lower in the sky and for the sky colours to deepen. I liked the graphic quality of this scene in B&W... and even more so when viewed on black!

This is also another one to encourage you to enter for Street Challenge 10 which comes to an end on Saturday - see here: http://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/26315/street-challenge-10-begins

[Robert Smith]

Beautifully lit

[Yeshanghai]

Absolutely gorgeous! FAV

[Janiskay]

I love the use of B&W here. Love the light and shadows. Everything stands out nice and clear then you have all that light in the background. I just Love those long shadows!

[Carla]

Nice capture those long shadows make it for me.

[TR]

Wow Richard the things you can do with a camera. Had this been my pic I would have thought wow I so overexposed the sun but on this pic it looks great.

[Graeme Stevens]

Superb as always, excellent processing

[Sue Hecker]

Wow, I love this. I feel like I could walk right into this shot.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice capture!!

[Ivan]

Nicely done.

[Rosan]

Love those long shadows and the photographers add a lot of interest.

[Taffy]

The shadows are wonderful and the bright light becomes the point of the scene. Works really well.

[Barbara Webb]

I like this perspective!

[Kathy Burzynski]

beautiful lighting

[Dianne]

Lovely lighting and looks great in b&w.

[Margo Sayer]

Having set off for B&W through the trees, the couple had already set the scene for you. Bonus ball, admirably played!

[Tatyana]

Very light and peaceful shot, like it

[Issi Bannerman]

Super!

[Joan Robillard]

I have some wonderful sunset pictures from Saturyday and like one of them in bw am I stupid? Photographers are the easiest prey for photographing people.

[Krista Marson]

stunning landscape.

[Lxxx]

Cool sun and shadows !

[gloria jones]

Wonderful b&w capture, light, shadows, composition

[Tom]

Wonderful use of light and shadow to add to the tonal range Richard