teddybear

took this in black and white with red filter setting in camera, and then realised i had the camera set to RAW so i used the channel mixer again, its actually growing on me as a quick way to get the best from a black and white .

[kali]

@shannejw another try using channels

[kali]

@blueberry1222 this is a pretty cute sunflower

[Kate D.]

I really like the texture you were able to capture

[Walks @ 7]

Snaps on black. I will have to investigate this technique. Way cool!

[Dave]

Nice shot, I was a jpg devotee until getting my Fuji x100 now everything I do is in raw due to the scope it allows me in post.

[Shanne]

This is very effective in black and white - and interesting that you're enjoying the control over black and white from using the channel mixer.

[Shanne]

Before setting you this week's Get Pushed challenge I've just checked what the flash of red requirements are for this week - using the same thing to focus on all week. Your challenge works with that, but it's not going to work with my first thought which was panning. How about a challenge when you focus on the shadow of your object, either by using the shadow as part of the composition or even as the main subject?

[kali]

@shannejw yes ok, i can do

[Lou Ann]

Love this!

[Jennifer Potter]

The flower bud stands out so sharply in this B&W. I really like the texture!

[Henri Russell]

This really works in black and white.

[JackieR]

Fabulouos fluffy details

[Joan Robillard]

Gorgeous

[sarah]

fantastic B&W

[Helen Jane]

works a treat. I have looked up channel mixer and vowed to myself to give it a try this week. thank you.

[jackie edwards]

Reminds me of an infrared b&w. Very nice focus too.

[Jane Pittenger]

Do you have a good link to learn about channel mixing?

[Sheralee S]

This is such a pretty pompom type of flower. Great textures and light.

[Yao RL]

I have yet to understand the channel. The flower head is huge.