I’m attempting to join the 30 in 30 black and white photo
group. The biggest struggle I’ve had is
clarifying this Hodad’s double hamburger with cheese.
The first attempt didn’t look like a hamburger any
more. This second attempt has a little
Padres logo paper around it to set it off slightly. All I have is one shot to work from. It’s amazing how much definition color gives
an image. Ansel Adams was still working
on one shot he took decades earlier at the time of his death.
I shan’t give up either.
Hurray for the grandson. What a wonderful Christmas gift!! I can rarely change a photo to black and white unless the photo is super super good! Let me know if there is a trick. Have spent the last two hours trying to Chromecast my TV as my first step in weaning myself from cable. It is not working as I have an elaborate sound system and I cannot get sound when I cast the laptop to the TV. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteLOVE black and white photography. Don't give up.
ReplyDeleteLooks good -- good enough to make me want one.
ReplyDeleteI can certainly tell its a hamburger!
ReplyDeleteThat is a monster burger. You certainly chose a difficult subject to launch your b and w series. I am impressed. May your happy grandson moments set the tone for many more Christmas joys.
ReplyDeletewe might have to go back to Hodads with a camera for a meal.
ReplyDeleteI think George has the best idea!
ReplyDeleteMuch as I enjoy black and white photography... the hamburger would look more appetizing in color, I think.
ReplyDeleteCatching up. Yes black and white are different. I appreciate these old photos more and more.
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