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Please include when and where taken, tech specs and post processing details. Thanks, Matt.

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Oh boy, I have whole threads of b&w photos, do you want them all here or should I make some new ones?

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:)

 

I've just made to new works, not totally B&W, slightly toned so I might post them in a while. They were ordered to hang either side of a fireplace, so it will be good to see if anyone likes them before I send them off.

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Look forward to seeing the pics Twaffle

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New, old....... All good.

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Less talk more photos...

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:)

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Seronera, Central Serengeti, Tanzania

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Blood brothers!

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Image taken in failing light at dusk (colours had all but gone so converted to B & W) near the foot of the Oloololo escarpment, Masai Mara, Kenya in August 2011. Canon 7D + 500mm lens + beanbag.

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Time to see YOUR b&w photos - start uploading them...

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I assume that this thread is not limited to photos of animals.

 

This is one of my all time favourite photos from Africa.

It started life as a 35mm slide but I have had it blown up into posters both colour and B&W.

 

I'm sure it is not everyone's cup of chai but for me it instantly brings back memories of slogging through the jungle in Central African Republic and seeing this guy gardening amongst the trees. It was so totally unexpected.

 

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I'm new to Black & White. This is the first one that may be presentable:

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Great recent additions: let's see some more B/W images from Africa.

breakdownsafaris
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Seronera, Central Serengeti, Tanzania

 

 

 

WOW!

breakdownsafaris
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Just outside of The Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania

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Seronera, Serengeti

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Zebras approaching a small waterhole, Ndutu Serengeti

 

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2 possible variations on a B&W conversion

which one do you prefer?

 

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i like both but prefer the bottom one if i was having it on my wall i would go for the one with the whiter highlight especially in the sky its fierce and angry .but hightlights the white in the giraffe.

julie

Panthera Pardus
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I shoot in RAW and use the Standard Picture Style. I like playing around with my images afterwards to see what they look like using different picture styles. Here are some of my favourite Monochrome Images.

 

Cheetah at waterhole in KTP

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Black Chested Snake Eagle

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Portarit of Gemsbok

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Leopard Cub

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Bearded Vulture

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Mating Lions

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Black Shouldered Kite

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Spotted Eagle Owls

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Leopard

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Martial Eagle

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Black backed Jackal

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Buffalo

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Leopard basking in early morning sun

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Fish Eagle

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Cape Vulture

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Kalahari Lion

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Leopard Cub Portrait

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Lovely photos, beautifully presented @@Panthera Pardus.

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Samburu tribes women, South Horr, 1981

 

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Cape Buffalo, Timbavati

 

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A word in your ear

 

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Taken at Tandala Camp just outside Ruaha National Park Tanzania. Fantastic elephant watching in the dry season. Thats Big man in the middle, so named because he's one of the biggest bulls around. I find elephants extremely difficult to photograph well and B&W often works to bring out the texture and depth of creatures so large whilst combatting the tricky light.

 

www.paultickner.com

 

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