Faerie Tale Land (spot the differences)
The theme for Weekly Lens Artists 125 is ‘you can pick it’.
Yesterday I posted the monochrome version of this photo. They do differ, not only in color. I wonder which one you prefer.
Shot with Nikon D500, edited using Snapseed and Marksta. Click the picture for a bigger version
16 Responses to “Faerie Tale Land (spot the differences)”
Beautiful
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thank you Beth
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A lovely image Chris. I strongly prefer the color image because of the light on the trees which doesn’t stand out in the mono version. The clouds in the mono however are beautiful.
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Hi Tina! Yes, both versions have their pro’s and con’s. I agree that the color one is more delicate in shades and details. The mono one brings out a bold overall atmosphere. Both are quite nice in my humble opinion. Thank you for giving your remarks!
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I am always a fan of monochrome images (see my challenge-response that will publish tomorrow.) However, in this case, I prefer the color version as it appears to make the village and autumn leaves stronger elements in the image.
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Thx John, I agree about the colors of the trees and haze in the hills. And I will look up your mono today!
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Excellent. Although you are a master of monochrome, IMO, I favor this color photo more of the two, as I hope faery tales lean to the light-hearted and colorful.
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thank you John for the compliment, the theme of faeries is indeed more light hearted and colorful, I agree.
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I like both but the monochrome one , for me, is just slightly more impressive because the light showing at the edge of the hills and illuminating the clouds above seems brighter and more vibrant.
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Thank you Anne for your reply!
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Chris – impressive both, but the colur one gets my vote this time!
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Thank you AC!
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I love the color in the foreground, Chris. I’d miss it in the black and white.
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Thank you Patti! Both are totally different in atmosphere. It is about your personal taste I guess. Today I posted a mono to a color again, a view from a window.
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Both beautiful images Chris. I’m drawn to the black and white version because of the dramatic sky. Is the sky the difference? Great work on both.
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Hi Anne, thank you for your choice!
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