Tiles in B&W by Mark Chambers ARPS AFIAP CPAGB BPE3


14-APR-2012

Which do you like the best, the colour or the B&W?

Woodchester Mansion is a 19th Century Victorian Gothic Masterpiece mysteriously abandoned mid-construction in 1873. Hidden in a secluded Cotswold valley, it is untouched by time and the modern world. This Grade 1 Listed Building has been saved from dereliction, but will never be completed.

Taken on a mini pbase meet at Woddchester Mansion.

Thanks to: -
http://www.pbase.com/jhaydnreynolds
http://www.pbase.com/crisscross
http://www.pbase.com/crazy4clicking
http://www.pbase.com/mjlamoon

http://www.woodchestermansion.org.uk/HomePage.aspx
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/woodchester-park/

Nikon D90
6s f/16.0 at 11.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

tinkerb		15-Apr-2012 21:27
I prefer the the B&W it has a greater sense of presence -power with the strong tones

Guest		15-Apr-2012 20:30
This is lovely. Texture shapes all lead the eye nicely. Best. J

chris morton		15-Apr-2012 19:13
yes, the mono works better; gets rid of some slightly wild bright colours at the far end and the door there now fits the dungeony theme

Martin Lamoon		15-Apr-2012 18:31
Like the shot from this point. V

John Reynolds LRPS		15-Apr-2012 18:01
I prefer the monochrome - gives more emphasis to form and texture. V.

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