Back to Cape Otway in Victoria for this black and white. It was stunning in scene when we arrived to a big storm brewing so I thought Id see what it felt and looked like in monochrome.
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Nice contrasts…..
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Thanks Sue 🙂
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I love the colour version. It’s almost B&W but with that hint of blue. Lovely shot, Kaz
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Thanks Sonia yes i like the sombre hint of colour too 🙂
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Love this shot, Kaz! The composition is perfect. 🙂
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Thanks so much Amy 🙂
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For me the monochrome wins hands down! The white curving fence and the dark looming clouds are perfect foils for one another.
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Thank you, I tend to go for the colour version for its moodiness but for the storm brewing yes B&W. Thanks so much for your input and good eye 🙂
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Hi Kaz.. Love these photos..Monochrome or colour both look good..really enjoy seeing your shots thank you
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Thanks Di x
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The black and white looked more ominous.
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I think I like the colour version more too, gives it more drama I think.
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Thanks Leanne, I do too. It celebrates natures sombre colours stunningly 🙂
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Both have a different feel, but I’m going B&W this time. A Sense of the approaching storm is stronger in it.
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haha like mother, like daughter 🙂 Yes I think its great focusing on the storm brewing but the colour shows a different side.
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🙂 sometimes we like the same – often we are different. Makes life interesting, just like your photos.
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haha I am sure it does and thanks 🙂
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It’s surreal…don’t know why but reminded me of Rebecca (book).
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II have to admit I did need to look up the book Rebecca and I guess its Rebecca’s death at sea and the thought of the rocks and waves that may have lead you to think of that I wonder. Thanks again for your comment 🙂
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🙂 Yes, it could be..we don’t know what keeps getting stored in the subconscious, that comes to the surface on some trigger like a scene or a scent or a piece of music..isn’t it..
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