iris in b&w

I think I might be a day out of tune here - lost track but have a sneaky feeling that we may have started the "leading lines" week........

[sally agnew]

Nice and dreamy :)

[Pigeons Farm]

lovely B&W

[Jennifer Potter]

It looks like an infrared picture! Very nicely done!

[Jacqueline]

Looks wonderful, a bit like a negative....

[Jane Pittenger]

Really like the dreamy look

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Yes- but it's fine to do a different shot if you want. Interesting effect!

[Marnie]

Lovely tones.

[Rob Z]

@jenp Hi Jennifer. Thanks for your comment on this. It was interesting to hear that you thought it looked like an IR image. It was originally colour, then I used the negative effect and finally turned it into the b&w. It seems to make the b&w more interesting by firstly using the negative. Thanks again for your feedback. :)

[Rob Z]

@jacqbb Lol Jacqueline - you are spot on. It was colour, then a negative, then b&w. The original colour image was pretty dull when converted straight into b&w. I liked this much better. Thanks for your feedback. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@jgpittenger Thanks for your feedback Jane. I liked this look too. It went colour - negative - b&w. The result was this dreamy look - not as dull as the straight b&w conversion. :)

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann Hi Ann - thanks for your comment. I added a negative image in between the colour and b&w versions. I liked it too. Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@golftragic Thanks Marnie - this seems to work better than the ordinary conversion from colour to b&w - a bit more interesting. It had a negative version in between. :)