As I enjoy HDR photography, I usually have a great basis for a Black and White conversion. But also long exposure seascape photographs are quite suitable. Key is to have sufficient detail, strong highlight and shadow areas so that you bring out more of the contrast.
Black and White conversions do not require a significant of post processing – or even specialized software. The picture of High Level Bridge in Newcastle is just a snapshot taken with my phone and converted to black & white using only the built-in image editing features.
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Zig zag into the sea (1)
The harbour (Southwold)
Same Shoutwold harbour scene in Black & White
In the olden days…
Southbourne groyne in Black and white
Newcastle High Level Bridge
Looking back at the path (Mount Snowdon)
At Southwold harbour
Colour the past
Electric or acoustic
Swan
At Woburn Abbey
Southwold Harbour Tractor
Under the Pier in Southwold
Nipponzan Myohoji Japanese Buddhist Temple – Willen Lake, Milton Keynes – in B&W
There once was a road here…
Southwold harbour (iPhone)
Southwold harbour (iPhone)
Southwold harbour (iPhone)
Where is everybody? (Lundon tube station)
Lonely fishing boat (ECK)
On the way to Snowdon’s peak
On a foggy day in the dry dock – B&W
Abondoned(?) rowing boat (Eckernfoerde)
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