bw version

I'm still trying to decide if I prefer seeing the brown of the rock and green or the bw - what do you think (compare to photo uploaded yesterday)

[Christine Sztukowski]

Stunning

[Beryl Lloyd]

Stunning - although a lover of colour, in this instant the B/W version is superior - much more dynamic - the rocks and Splash are the highlight of this image and not taken away by the blue of the sky !! fav

[LManning (Laura)]

They both have their strengths - the b&w is more arty and highlights the splashes, as Beryl said. I do love the richness of the scene in colour though.

[Mags]

I love the b&w!

[Shutterbug]

I like it in color and in b&w. I think that the colored image is a good choice to convert to b&w.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Awesome

[Shirley]

Fantastic

[Babs]

I am a huge fan of black and white, and this one looks quite dramatic, but I do love the warmth of the colour version.

[Marj]

Nice in Black and white

[Jim R]

The b&w seems to have much more impact. Nice!

[Rick]

This one is really nice, but think that I prefer the color version.

[Diana]

Definitely colour for me ;-)

[Christina]

I think the colour too

[haskar]

I really like B&W images, but in this case, I'm all for color. In the monochromatic version, you've shifted the visual focus to the stones in the foreground, while the splash is merely a background. Perhaps brighten the foreground slightly and increase the contrast of the splash?

[Merrelyn]

I like the b&w, but I prefer the colour.

[Paul J]

I like the B&W on this. The color version looks like just another splashy wave on some rocks whereas the B&W makes it somewhat dramatic.