Post Processing

[JAS_Photo]

I like them both! To me, the second is the more interesting because it really brings out some of the gritty details of the enviroment.

[Greg_Nuspel]

I think it works great.

[scorpio_e]

I like them both! To me, the second is the more interesting because it really brings out some of the gritty details of the enviroment.

Thanks !!! gritty is what I wanted

[scorpio_e]

Another one from the series

[Bambi]

if a complete and total amateur opinion is of use, I prefer the first one. the B&W looks a little over done to me and almost like a drawing. I love the color contrasts of the man and the environment. I think it makes him 'pop' out as a powerful force in the room.


that said, both are wonderful.

[JAS_Photo]

Oh now, that guy is just too damn purdy.

[AntZ]

All three look good to me. I like the cartoony look(if that is possible for B&W) of the 2nd one, but like the others too.

[MoinMoin]

All three pictures are great – I like them all, but especially the third one.

The second one is interesting because of the harder shadows in the face. The first looks very smoothe (? – oh, give me more vocabulary! ;-)).

On the third one, I like the posture better and the nice details in the background. Maybe there is some too much yellow light on his right shoulder?

All in all: I would like to get your tutorial about the making of for a try by myself ;-).

[Marko]

I like these shots too, neat effect! Shot 2 is super cool and shot 3 is also well done - I like shot 1 but I find it too red.