Grant Morris
Callanish Standing Stones in Monochrome
When I originally planned to photograph the Callanish Standing Stones I had visualised the resultant images in monochrome with strong contrast, heavy skies and deep textures. Today’s post is pretty much the embodiment of that original plan and at the time I was feeling pretty happy with the result. However, I posted the colour images first, even though they were only intended as a means to an end, and having been given so much positive feedback and kind comments on the colour editions I’m now questioning the wisdom in using the mono images.
Well it is the start of the competition season and I’m looking for images to submit into the monochrome category so today I am testing the water, so to speak, to see if these go down ok. As always, any comments or feedback would be very much appreciated.
Callanish Standing Stones in Monochrome
When I originally planned to photograph the Callanish Standing Stones I had visualised the resultant images in monochrome with strong contrast, heavy skies and deep textures. Today’s post is pretty much the embodiment of that original plan and at the time I was feeling pretty happy with the result. However, I posted the colour images first, even though they were only intended as a means to an end, and having been given so much positive feedback and kind comments on the colour editions I’m now questioning the wisdom in using the mono images.
Well it is the start of the competition season and I’m looking for images to submit into the monochrome category so today I am testing the water, so to speak, to see if these go down ok. As always, any comments or feedback would be very much appreciated.