This is the Old wagon that I shot last week now re worked
I used Lightroom and then Silver Fx pro to convert into Black and White and really bring some fine detail to the Photograph.
To Take the Photograph
I used a 50mm at F2.5 to get the background to just fade out and bring the attention straight to the wheel.
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Your work is excellent Michael!! I love your B & W’s. Keep up the great work and remain creative!!
Thank you so much I appreciate your compliment
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You are very welcome Michael.
Great shot Mike 🙂
Thanks so Much Joe
I was out this past weekend and photographed a wagon wheel (well four), as well. I thought of yours from the other day. See…your photography inspires–it gives me ideas on what to look for! Thanks!!!! 🙂 I really love this one!
Thank Skye
You are the best 🙂
What a difference from the original photo! A lot more detail in the black and whit that I could never have imagined!
Yes its amazing the detail you can bring out just with a change to B&W though Silver FX pro certainly helps alot
Mike
I’m not a photographer myself but I so enjoy seeing the beautiful photos that talented folks like yourself share and learning how you do things. The technology and the talent is amazing!
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I love it! Great texture shown here. 🙂 … Found your blog through Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness. … Be well, Dorothy 🙂
Thank you Dorothy
Leanne has created a great community through Monochrome Madness and its great fun. Thank you for your wonderful comments
Mike