Ya, I vote for color too. The B/W is cool, but not quite as striking. I'm sure you already went to town on it in Photoshop, but I feel like there's maybe more possible to make the greyscale pop...
Definitely the color, the warm/cool contrast is very powerful. If it was just the bricks, yes, b&w would work. B&W is good when the line work is the main focus, here you have color fields that are more important. - Mitch
I love the colored one! :o)
ReplyDeleteYa, I vote for color too. The B/W is cool, but not quite as striking. I'm sure you already went to town on it in Photoshop, but I feel like there's maybe more possible to make the greyscale pop...
ReplyDeletebravo, j'aime la perspective, avec une préférence pour la photo b&w
ReplyDeleteBravo, I like the perspective, with a preference for the photo b&w
Definitely the color - it speaks to me of nature vs. man-made: eternal vs. crumbling.
ReplyDeleteIt is a very cool shot! I prefer the color though. I like the coloring and texture in the bricks in that version best.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the color, the warm/cool contrast is very powerful. If it was just the bricks, yes, b&w would work. B&W is good when the line work is the main focus, here you have color fields that are more important.
ReplyDelete- Mitch