Engine 734 Black & White

This is the version that the Camera Club President asked me to enter in the Greater Detroit Council print competition. After he saw the print that Tracy produced, he was really happy that he had asked! Kat

I can't even tell you for sure which one I like better..... This one is amazing too....they both have such emotion, the color one has a different feel to it, and this one is also simply wonderful....

Glad you liked your prints. Love to keep my customers satisfied.

It looks good in BW too Kat.

Have you tried doing a Sepia toned version?

Kat what a super conversion! Love it in B&W too!

Bad Bad Man wrote:

It looks good in BW too Kat. Have you tried doing a Sepia toned version?

I haven't done it yet, Stewart - although the colored version at times (in person) almost has that tinge. I'm thinking that my train pix will fit into a certain niche market. That's when I will probably start doing the Sepia.

By the way, there are times when I use a Sepia overlay layer set at 10% on a Black & White image. For some reason, it doesn't change the B&W look but gives it a little extra depth.

This is excellent! I just love the feel...and it's great in b/w (or even a tint of color).

Thanks, Terri - it was literally a thrilling moment. I could "feel" the train and its power.