The Three Graces

This is rather beautiful. Dare I say that I feel that some subtle contrast grading might lift this even more; in fact I would say that of all of your postings that I've seen here, I feel that each photograph has something more to give with a little more post-processing.
 
Thanks to all for the input.

For Toby - yours suggestions are welcome and I do go back and rework all of my photos based on feedback from this forum. I've just begun trying to take B&W a little more seriously and this forum has been a tremendous help.
 
bandybw said:
Thanks to all for the input.

For Toby - yours suggestions are welcome and I do go back and rework all of my photos based on feedback from this forum. I've just begun trying to take B&W a little more seriously and this forum has been a tremendous help.
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I think Martin's contrast grading videos are out there on YouTube. They are really worth a look.
 
Nb - I refer to that video as the ‘quick and dirty intro’ to CG.

The ‘course’ goes into a lot more detail.

The techniques themselves are relatively simple- applying them in a subtle way is more difficult (for me).

But you seem to have cracked that one already :)
 
Elines said:
Nb - I refer to that video as the ‘quick and dirty intro’ to CG.

The ‘course’ goes into a lot more detail.

The techniques themselves are relatively simple- applying them in a subtle way is more difficult (for me).

But you seem to have cracked that one already :)
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Thanks. The first video did help a lot.
 
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