Birding in Black in White

[cre8foru]

I thought this photo had some potential in monochrome. I just had to keep a little color though. That eye is just to striking in red. What do you think?

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Yellow-crowned, black and white,Night Heron by cre8foru2009, on Flickr

 

[West]

Scary

 

[cre8foru]

Scary

If your a crawfish. He was eatin em up.

 

[West]

If your a crawfish. He was eatin em up.

I don't know, I see a gargoyle.

 

[photolizard]

Rich, I think it's a neat treatment/processing for these species.

 

[cre8foru]

I don't know, I see a gargoyle.

I can see that too.

 

[tarheelmatt]

Very nice, Rich! I like the idea.

 

[drr1531]

Naah. Normally don't even open B/W posts but did so cause I normally enjoy your stuff. Waste of color IMO, sorry :m22:

 

[Louis Champan]

Very nice, I like it.

 

[cre8foru]

Naah. Normally don't even open B/W posts but did so cause I normally enjoy your stuff. Waste of color IMO, sorry :m22:

Thanks. I love an honest opinion

 

[cre8foru]

Very nice, I like it.

Thanks Louis

 

[mrpalaviccini]

I really like the BW conversion and think you should do it throughout.

Miguel

 

[Bytemrk]

An unusual treatment of bird images - but I think this really works - I like it a lot.:smile:

 

[catalyst]

Rich -

Obviously this wasn't intended as a submission for Audubon bird ID, but rather as an artistic photo creation. I really like the detail and your PP - and I imagine that the original was "not too bad" either.:smile: