GeeBee wrote:
>Hi Moose,
>
>My preference is for b&w but I shoot colour as 'justification' for having
>more than one OM body :-) I shot that scene in b&w and was walking off but
>decided to go back for the colour shot and you did, honestly, cross my mind
>at the time.
>
>
Garsh, he said, looking down, blushing and dragging his toe in the dirt.
>The natural stone around here, from which most of the older buildings are
>constructed, is sandstone so your theory about the cause of the 'ghostly
>look' from the red filter is spot on.
>
>http://www.geebeephoto.com/2005/Temp.htm
>
>
Lovely light, color and sky!
>I can pick out a little more detail in your desaturated version and I
>imagine a print would accentuate the improvement that you got. I only use my
>images for the web so it has probably made me a bit lazy about maximising
>detail but you can be sure that the next bit of masonry I post will have
>every last bit of detail wrung from it :-)
>
Oh my, I didn't want to make more work for you. I'd just take the red
filter off when shooting red structures, but then I'm lazy :-) .
>Thanks for going to such trouble to make and then illustrate your point, it is
>well made and taken.
>
Mon plaisir,
Moose
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