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Pick your favorite:
Personally, after studying both the mono and color - I finally decided on the color. Believe me, a difficult choice but the golden tones and warmer colors persuaded me.
For me, the mono provided an image of textures, light, contrasts and reflections. It has a cooler look and crisper textural detail, and I tend to favor mono when it there is a fit for it.
You can be your own judge!
(Photo: Mammoth Springs area of Yellowstone, National Park)
Experimenting with sunflower shots done with the Samyang mirror reflex lens. This is a prime lens fixed at F6.3. The two mirrors of this type of lens reflect the light before it goes through glass lenses and, then, reaches the sensor. The result is a 'softer' image.
Sarah Island is Tasmania's oldest convict settlement and reputedly one of the severest penal establishments in the history of transportation to Australia. Flogging was frequently used as a punishment and more than 180 escape attempts were made.
Remotely located, the island sits in the southern part of Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania's west coast. Despite its isolation and grim function, Sarah Island was for a time the largest shipbuilding yard in the colonies. Convicts were also put to work in the thriving pining trade.
This camera shop may have been closed some years, but the windows are still capturing images.
Given a bright treatment.