Grainy B/W 1 by laine

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11-JAN-2014

Grainy B/W 1

Using in camera grainy b/w option and touch screen focus

I was hoping to join the january Challenge " Trees " but so far I haven't made it past the door with my camera.
However the painting is finished in the dining room and gradually the bits and pieces are going back where they belong

Canon EOS M
1/40s f/2.0 at 22.0mm iso2500 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	11-Jan-2014 06:32:00
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS M
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	22 mm
Exposure Time	1/40 sec
Aperture	f/2
ISO Equivalent	2500
Exposure Bias	0.33
White Balance
Metering Mode
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Gary Winters		16-Jan-2014 07:59
That's pretty damn clever, if I don't say so myself.

bill friedlander		12-Jan-2014 19:25
A lovely abstract in gray. The grainy B&W looks good. V

Frank Brault		12-Jan-2014 19:22
So creatively beautiful! V

Jeff Real		12-Jan-2014 12:04
This turned out so wonderfully...that camera was made for you! V

Graeme		11-Jan-2014 12:32
Great effect and choice of object Laine.BV

Yvonne		11-Jan-2014 11:29
Its a very appealing image with the grainy finish, good news re the painting being finished!

Tom LeRoy		11-Jan-2014 09:31
An old fashioned style, but creates an abstract look that's appealing. V

Robin Reid		11-Jan-2014 01:20
This looks a bit like an ad for a Coors Light!

Coleen Perilloux Landry		11-Jan-2014 00:47
A curious image. The painting is finsihed so you have accomplished much.

woody34		10-Jan-2014 23:30
An abstract feel about this minimalist black and white creation.V

Chris Spracklen		10-Jan-2014 23:29
A most unusual and eye-catching image, Laine.

larose forest photos		10-Jan-2014 22:05
Very creative this minimalist shot. V

Ann...		10-Jan-2014 21:44
It's very satisfying to put everything straight again :) I like this minimalist look.

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