Rose, I'm glad that you have a problem with your pictures too, it doesn't make me feel like the "Lone Ranger." B&W can often save an awful picture. Your first one with the tall top is unlike anything that I've seen around here. Seeing you posting sure is a great sign, I hope that it means that Roger is improving! Please stop back as you can!
they are fine but I do like it best in black and white. and I am thinking some of this may be covered in snow today
ReplyDeleteRose, I'm glad that you have a problem with your pictures too, it doesn't make me feel like the "Lone Ranger." B&W can often save an awful picture. Your first one with the tall top is unlike anything that I've seen around here. Seeing you posting sure is a great sign, I hope that it means that Roger is improving! Please stop back as you can!
ReplyDeleteNicely done, Rose.
ReplyDeleteThose barns look great in color and B&W.
Have a Happy Day!
Peace :)
Lovely barns!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually do much to my photos, but it sure is great to have photo-editing tools when we need them.
Have a great week!
They look great in B&W. Sometimes, that is the best way to save some of my photos too.
ReplyDeleteThe processing of the shots has enhanced their attractiveness. Nice shot of shooting.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your shots of the barns. They do look good in B&W!
ReplyDeleteNice barn finds. It's interesting what edits work with one photo that just don't look good on another. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteYes, sometimes removing color is helpful. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThe black and white shots are very effective - good thinking! I love the shape of the second barn, quite stylish I think.
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