Mokau in B&W

The previous shot I posted waist colour. Graeme ( @graemestevens ) suggested an edit I and I think it becomes more dramatic!

[Graeme Stevens]

That works...good ol' Mokau. I like what it's done to the grass in the foreground, nice

[Graeme Stevens]

You just need to wait next time for some of our West Coast clouds ;)

[Maggiemae]

@graemestevens I do too!

[Maggiemae]

@graemestevens I might find some similar on the South Island's west coast - like Punekaiki! Pancakes!

[Dianne]

Looks great in b&w too.

[julia]

That man knows what he's talking about .. @graemestevens

[Graeme Stevens]

@julzmaioro pfft...it's dumb luck masquerading as skill, but thanks anyway :)

[K1W1]

I like it. Very moody :)

[Nadiya Bilovodenko]

Awesome at B&W!

[Lou Ann]

Fabulous in black and white!

[Nick]

Looks great in b&w.

[Babs]

Love it, perfect in black and white, it does look dramatic. fav.

[Bep]

Beautiful B&W, but I prefer the coloured vision.

[katy]

Isn't it funny how much difference being in black-and-white can make for a photo. I have to agree I think it's much more dramatic this way because we focus on the details instead of the color. Both of them are fantastic in their own way

[Beryl Lloyd]

Beautiful , but I much prefer the colour version !

[Pat Knowles]

Well this works very well maggie, it looks completely different in this genre but I still prefer the softness of the colour version.

[FBailey]

I love b&w but have to say I prefer the colour version with this one

[Maggiemae]

@fbailey B&W always looks a little cold, I think - more dramatic but colour softens and creates more interest.

[Phil Howcroft]

one of your best shots in ages maggie , superb mono

[Helen Jane]

tremendous. I haven't seen the other one yet, but this has everything needed for excellence. love it.

[haskar]

Well done.