Treasured Trinket

Black and white conversion in camera of yesterday's upload.

For a rebellious spash of colourfulcolor pop over to TheDarkroom where I've sharpenned up my sorting skills!

[Mags]

A beautiful trinket and soft lovely capture of it.

[Anne]

Fabulous trinket shot Jackie, love the soft focus

[Jacqueline]

Still lovely but prefer the coloured one

[Judith Johnson]

Really beautifully captured, bet it brings back lots of memories

[Joan Robillard]

Fab

[Susan Wakely]

Suited to B&W but I preferred the sepia tones.

[Yolanda]

This photo has a lot of charm. Absolute AVF

[haskar]

Beautiful captured and processing.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Like it a lot in black and white

[Babs]

Looks good in black and white, perfect for the challenge.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It is really beautiful.

[Kathy]

A lovely view of the locket. I like your DoF, showing clearly the faces inside while the rest is in a soft blur.

[Leslie]

beautiful locket

[katy]

This has an even more vintage feel to in it B&W. Nicely done

[LManning (Laura)]

Love this in b&w, with that dof.

[jackie edwards]

I really do like the b&w. nice that you can see enough of their faces and yet they still look to be from a time past and fading.

[JackieR]

@jackies365 @ljmanning @grammyn @lesip @randystreat @mittens @onewing @dutchothotmailcom @haskar @yolanda @wakelys @joansmor @busylady @jacqbb @365anne @marlboromaam

Thank you all, I agree colour version niceras the portraits are so precious to see in their glorious, unfaded glory,

[Chris Johnson]

Wow, what a treasured memento. Lovely photo of it. The detail, focus and bokeh are fantastic!

[JackieR]

@cjphoto gosh thank you Chris, I am loivng learning how to manipulate my new macro lens

[Merrelyn]

It's lovely in b&w too.