FOR2024 #26

I’ve got to learn how these filters work. So far I have just used SnapSeed B&W and tried the different color filters until I liked the effect I got. This was with a red filter, even though my eye saw no red in the original image. Original is here: https://365project.org/shutterbug49/52wc/2024-02-26

[Beryl Lloyd]

I do not know what you were trying to achieve , but to me this is a lovely composition and great light on the grasses ! Very well done !

[Diana]

Fabulous capture and lovely light. Seldom do I prefer a b/w shot!

[Susan Wakely]

Nice light on the grass.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Nicely done in b/w

[KoalaGardens🐨]

lovely contrasts

[JackieR]

Well thank you!! I've never played with the colour filters on SnapSeed, I shall this week!

[Margaret Brown]

Nice details and capture

[Shutterbug]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond I put it in neutral, then run through every color, sometimes back and forth. After I pick one then I play with the adjustments. Using color can dramatically change the b&w effect.

[Beverley]

Fab

[Rob Z]

Great result.

[wendy frost]

Looks great in B/W with lovely light on the grasses.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks good.

[AnnabelleQ]

Lovely image. B/W with lovely light and contrast. I'm a big fan of Snapseed.

[Junan Heath]

Lovely b&w!

[Kathy]

Even better in b&w.

[Laura]

This is beautiful in black & white.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

A red filter no matter what colors you start with will give your black and white photos a deeper, richer, contrast. Good shot!

[Valerie Chesney]

Oh! The grasses just shimmer in B&W...

[amyK]

Nicely composed

[eDorre]

Beautiful shot

[Tia]

Nicely done. I, too, just play with no real idea of what the filters do. Time for a tutorial I think!

[Laura]

Lovely.

[haskar]

Lovely processing.

[Wylie]

nice result, especially the detailed piece in foreground.

[Peter Dulis]

nice one

[Kate]

Lovely dof. My eyes do not see any red on my computer screen so it must be very subtle.