2 tulips in a vase in b&w

Shapes, maybe?
https://365project.org/quietpurplehaze/add-ins/2018-02-21

thanks for your great response to my shot of Vicar's Close yeterday

[Casablanca]

I think I prefer the colour version, simply because the colours are so vibrant. I like the simplicity. Would love it to be a tad sharper but I do like that cartridge paper-like background. Suits it.

[Lynda McG]

Nice in b&w

[Hazel]

@casablanca

The background was white lining wallpaper and the vase stood on a little white-painted over-the-fireplace shelf.

[Anne]

Interesting in black and white Hazel, not what the eye (or brain!) expected to see. I like the effect made by the use of the lining paper

[Peter]

Nice to see the comparison between the two images Hazel, this one looks sharper than in colour, but I do prefer colours in my images:)

[Sarah]

I think I prefer the black and white although both great images

[Hazel]

@365anne

Yes. I'm very glad that flowers don't all come in b&w!!

[Hazel]

@casablanca

I think I could have tried this with in-camera hdr - brain on holiday!

[Casablanca]

@quietpurplehaze LOL!! Mine does that more often than I care to admit, even when I am not on holiday 😀

[FBailey]

I never think to cut tulips short - this works!

[wendy frost]

A great B/W version

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely B&W shot.

[Joyce]

Very effective. Great shot

[william wooderson]

A peaceful effect!

[Pat Knowles]

I love this round glass vase, the straight stemmed tulips are perfect in there!

[Phil Howcroft]

very artistic haze

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[amyK]

This is a lovely composition

[Mandy]

Both are really good but I think i prefer the B&W. I love how B&W shows all the different shades without the need for colour contrast.