Iceland In Black And White [Original Photography]
It has been a while since I posted anything of note so I took it upon myself to re-visit some of my Iceland images from last year and re-process them. Some of these are new images that I haven't shown before and some of them are black and white versions of ones that I posted last year. My process in Lightroom is to black and white them and then just fiddle around with the highlight/shadows/black/white sliders until I'm happy with the detail and contrast levels. Then I add a border using the adjustment brush and lowering the exposure on the brush. A bit of clarity slider adjustment and you are ready to go
Thanks for looking
Mark
Amazing landscapes! And I love this low key contrast 8)
Thanks!
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Wow these are stunning! Resteemed!
Thanks Verity, much appreciated.
I like all the long exposure ones. Nice flow. What are the technical details there?
They would have all been taken with a 3 stop ND filter or a 10 stop. Depending on the speed of the water and the effect that I was after, I'd normally go with anything between 0.5 seconds and 10 seconds
I used ND filters a lot in the past.
Lots of fun to experiment with.
Without the flowing waters this could be Mars!
Yeah, sometimes it felt like mars, especially in the lava fields.
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!STOP!It is very difficult to adjust colour and to maintain its orignality with old stuff very good work i appriciate your hard work
Thanks for the comment. It does take a while to get B+W the way I want it, but it's worth it.
1, 5 and 7 are def my favorites from this series. Got to admit: love to see this traditional way of bordering the fine art photographs! Cheers
oke, maybe 8 and 9 as well.
and 2,3,4,6,10 and 11.
You really are an expert «fiddler»...and this is the result:
The better you look the more you see
amazing!