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Or is this version better as colour?
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[Kerri]

Great in B&W

[Tanja Carda]

Love the b&w, gives it a more vintage look!!

[Karen Williams]

Great photo, excellent processing.

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Prefer this I think......... :-)

[Jen]

great photo!

[Johanna]

I think they're both great. I'd choose the b&w, if the context was historical and the coloured version if it was in a more modern context. I'm thinking of illustrations for a book or something like that.

[Simon]

I love this too, I am big b/w fan

[bmnorthernlight]

Love the vintage feel in B&W

[Anoeska van Rijsbergen]

B&W is a good idea, it looks more old, if you know what I mean.

[Jane Pittenger]

Like the b and w better

[Yvonne]

I think both of them are wonderful, but I would go with the black and white.

[Harry J Benson]

I prefer the b&w as it fits more in to the time period of the contents

[bernadette mcelligott]

I like this one better, gives it a vintage feel to it.

[Diana Moss]

It looks so old fashioned in b&w

[John]

Cool prefer this one

[Lisa Pouncy]

Maybe a slight sepia tone would look even better, more olde worlde. Ithink I do prefer this shot to the colour version but I was instantly drawn to it anyway xx

[Mary Downing Hahn]

Like many others, I like the vintage feel of BW.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

I like this shot the way it is.

[Nat]

Love this one - it adds to the old feel of the shop front.

[Henri Russell]

Love the B&W. But I love the color too. They are both give a completely different feeling.

[Vicki Dixon]

almost always I go for color...

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Yes- it's better in b/w. I think the format fits the old fashioned feeling of the store's product.

[bardejov]

Leaning toward the b&w. In my opinion it's about the letters and I like them better white on black.

[bkb in the city]

I do prefer this one

[Mike Gifford]

I like this one...just seems to fit the photo more.

[Decima F]

Definitely prefer the B & W

[Dione Giorgio]

I think I prefer this B&W version.

[Mike Warren]

Like the B&W because it adds a feeling of the nostalgia of the times.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

We're very much divided in our opinions aren't we? Be boring if we were all the same, as my mother used to say.
I prefer this one. For me, it has a good range of tones that makes for a very nice b&w.
The colour version does stir my memories of this sort of shop front more than the b&w but I have a problem with the colour of the woodwork. Woodwork of that colour always jars on me and never sits harmoniously in any environment to my eyes.

[Ellen Young]

Looking at them again ..I pick this one! definitly give's ot the vintage look you would expect to see in this kind of a shop!

[Danny G.]

Love this in b&w as it gives it a more vintage feel.

[Aleksandra]

Love this one!

[carol white]

Like the colour shot,but this is probably more in keeping with the time!!

[Carole Imes]

Love this, too. Can't decide....guess you might say I like them equally for different reasons.

[Edie]

This is nice too...I'm leaning to the colour one though I think.

[Bev]

This is nice too... It gives it an old time shot look.

[Corinne]

the B&W gives such an old-vintage feeling...but I like both ...hard to choose sometimes....

[michelle mcintyre]

Looks good in B&W !!

[Darlene]

I love this in B&W as it gives it that wonderful vintage look.

[Wendy Bowden]

I love this one, the contrast is brilliant. Lovely vintage shot

[summerfield]

this one!

[Tanya]

This is gorgeous. Looks timeless and like the symmetry thats off set by the back of the bike. "New Laid" :) too cool

[Leslie Manna]

No doubts: B&W captures the feel of the subject; this is great. Take good care, les

[Vesna]

Great photo and thank you for the follow, Netkonnexion!

[summerfield]

they're both great shots, but i feel the ambience more in black and white. i like it!

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful B+W.

[David]

Love the composition and the processing. It has to be in b&w because colour didn't really arrive until the currency went metric!