15th November 2014 -The Flower Shop (B&W)

Conversion to B&W as suggested. Interested in your thoughts.

For my mentoring group - street photography

Uploaded for my alternate album

[Pam Knowler]

@taffy @newbank @888rachel @golftragic It was suggested I do this in B&W. What do you think?

[Corne]

Love the black and white

[mikeharris]

The B&W really works.

[Danette Thompson]

I find this version more interesting.

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent shot and processing

[Newbank Lass]

I really like this version. I'm really drawn to the brickwork.

[carol white]

Super processing, great textures. Fav!!

[tony gig]

Walked this ally many times Pam, great shot...Fav

[Shepherdman]

Great atmospheric shot - love the way the path leads into the picture. Fav

[gloria jones]

Fabulous, fav

[8yearson]

Wonderful edit, love that leading line of the path taking you right into the picture.

[Sally Ings]

Fabulous in b&w!

[Janiskay]

Great editing! Looks good in Black and white.

[Rosie Kerr]

I like it better in b&w, which makes those textures and lines pop. Very nice.

[Maggiemae]

Certainly is a street and a great photograph! You wouldn't find a car in this street!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A great shot in b/w beautifully edited to give lovely textures in the stone-work and the surround !

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot.

[Sam]

WOW! Instant FAV :)

[Cathie]

Fabulous image, Pam. Makes me want to wander down the lane.

[Sue Wilde]

I like the colour better. To me this has too much contrast

[Myrna O'Hara]

perfect in the b&w! as it really makes everything stand out.

[Taffy]

I absolutely love it! I love the textures, the winding street, the processing, the tones, the structures/bricks. It's fabulous!

[Tammy]

This is fantastic in b&w - such great texture!

[Nicole]

Love this b&w! works so well, very strong image!

[Kitti Nelson]

The b&w gives this a feel of pen and ink & really promotes the textures.