Drought
Concrete expressions
Irish expressions
Tower hotel 32/50: Ominous cloud
Weaving clouds
Tower hotel 33/50: Portrait
Bend the rules
Whitish knight
Abstract
Ball chain
Orchid
Windmill
Apple
Wall
Hopscotch
Walk the piano
Maltese look
Souvenir
wink
emojis
smile
cryoutloud
zip
Passage
Doors of Dublin
Ace of hearts
Dry lucky clover
Drought
Drought
Hunting hearts
Black heart
Pocket watch chain ...
Pocket watch chain
Pocket watch chain ...
Vladimir Iljitš Lenin
Puzzle
Lost in the city
Tower hotel 30/50: East side
Some more "tiny planet" app testing
Secret place in the woods
Playing with "tiny planet" applications
Juniper
Juniper
Rose
An old juniper at the cemetery
Location
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Tower hotel 31/50: Main entrance


After long time I installed LightZone for Linux software again on my laptop, to see if it could give me some new perspectives on this Tower hotel series of mine. It is far less advantageous than Nik Collection Silver Efex Pro, but as a Ubuntu Linux user (at my home laptop), I have to get along with what works on Linux.
Here I have run filter called 'Alien Infrared', with default settings, and it alone gives some new ways to alter black and white images.
And lesson learned this weekend. Do not use camera presets to record images directly on black and white! Shoot always in colors to be able to adjust color filters afterwards on photo editor.
UPDATE: After getting some feedback elsewhere, I must say the ideal would be to shoot "JPEG+RAW (with black and white JPEG scene preset)", if the camera, computer's processing power, and memory space available makes it possible ;-)
Some further reading: erickimphotography.com/blog/2016/10/25/how-to-shoot-black-and-white-street-photography
Here I have run filter called 'Alien Infrared', with default settings, and it alone gives some new ways to alter black and white images.
And lesson learned this weekend. Do not use camera presets to record images directly on black and white! Shoot always in colors to be able to adjust color filters afterwards on photo editor.
UPDATE: After getting some feedback elsewhere, I must say the ideal would be to shoot "JPEG+RAW (with black and white JPEG scene preset)", if the camera, computer's processing power, and memory space available makes it possible ;-)
Some further reading: erickimphotography.com/blog/2016/10/25/how-to-shoot-black-and-white-street-photography
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PS: Ich würde es auch nie der Kamera überlassen, Bilder in s/w aufzunehmen. Damit würde ich mir eigene Interpretationsmöglichkeiten beschneiden!
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