f8 | 1 second | iso 200 | Canon 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro
Hi all, I originally took this shot with a theme in mind, “Everyday Objects”…my sunglasses and my keys. I didn’t like the colour version of this image so didn’t really give it much thought until last night when I decide to play around and try a B&W conversion. I rather like the outcome. 😀
…Enjoy
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Really nicely done.
Yes, the b&w works really well here.
Fantastic image and wonderful editing!
Thank you Astra, glad you liked it.
So many elements come together seamlessly in this shot. For some reason to me the reflection looks like wormhole with your keys on the other side. Love this.
I always love your interpretations Lionel! 😀
that’s a very creative photograph
Thank you very much Chloe for visiting and for the comment. 😀
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This one too took me a second to figure out what was in the reflection. Both the texture and the monochrome seem to energize the photo aptly. Another inspiring post.
Why thank you so very much Brandon, means a ton!
Estoy totalmente de acuerdo, te ha quedado genial, me encanta, y estoy de acuerdo con todos, me encanta el reflejo de la mensa en el cristal, besos
Thank you Manoli, personally I love the wood grain in the reflection. 😀
As if keep watching your keys 🙂 In hidden way… I loved it. So impressive photograph, Thank you dear David, love, nia
Thank you for your wonderful comment Nia, always appreciated!
Beautiful concept, love the textures and the B&W conversion too. Looking at the photo, it made me feel as if I was sitting on one of those old barns converted into a bar (if that even made sense).
It absolutely made sense to me (wonder if that says something about us)!! 😀 Thank you for the comment Gracie.
Excellent concept, I especially like the reflection of the surface it’s on, it makes me want to reach out and touch it to see if its wood. I might just “borrow” this idea for practice.
Ohhh, totally feel free to borrow any ideas you might see here! Thank you for the comment.
love the texture of the desk
Thank you very much for the comment and for visiting. I would agree, the texture of the wooden table really captivated me (okay, the reflection is pretty cool too)! 😀
You stole my keys! (Great shot!)
Hehehe 😛 Thank you for the comment.