Grayscale, then Fresco filter, Multiply, 50% |
I was converting some of my photos to black and white images. Here's the closest I have to the original photo:
Next, I tried black and white effects on a picture of a farm building.
Cropped, Grayscale, then adjusted Levels |
Again, this is the closest I have to the original photo:
The tendency, when going from a color image, to black and white, is to use the "desaturate" feature. Actually, I believe that going to Adjustment, Mode, Grayscale, gives a truer black and white effect. Here's my third effort:
Cropped, Grayscale, then used Poster Edges Filter at 75% |
Here's the original photograph, taken at Fort Macon, Atlantic Beach, North Carolina.
This assignment was done for my Beyond Layers class.
4 comments:
Beautiful Jean
Very nice work!! Thanks for sharing your techniques. I have not done much b/w adjusting, other than in LR with presets, or simply using the convert to b/w tool. I would love to know more about what adjustments make the best conversion. That will be another photo class, I'm sure.
The floral really pops. A clue which works often to pop B & W is to adjust the yellow slider after converting.
Jean,
My favorites are the last two. They really pop!
♥charlotte
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