lived and worked for many years.in 1976 she donated the hut and land to the crowdy bay national park.i thought because of the era and the way the hut was built i should try my hand at b/w. c&c welcome and thanks .
cheers pa
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this image was taken at indian head,it's where noted auther kylie tennant
lived and worked for many years.in 1976 she donated the hut and land to the crowdy bay national park.i thought because of the era and the way the hut was built i should try my hand at b/w. c&c welcome and thanks . cheers pa
Hi Pa. I don't think you're capturing the hut in the best way you could. Perhaps you could fill the frame a bit more with it and if you can retake it move around to the left, so that you get anotherside to add more perspective to the hut.
With regard to the b&w conversion, perhaps some more contrast (and also cropping out the sky) would improve it?
To me this one is crying out for a sepia treatment. Try boosting the contrast as well, or run a red filter over the top then convert to Sepia.
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