Jun 162010
So recently I saw a post from Kirk Tuck and it got me thinking about something B&W portraits. At which point it got me thinking about a blog post that Sabrina Henry did a while back about going back and review old photos and adding a new look to them. So with the double inspiration I dug back in the files and found these shots of my good friends Jeff and Misty
Has a great time shooting these, we found the great old door in the back alley parking lot of a local pub and stayed there for the better part of an hour shooting.
The conversion for this was done in Silver Efex Pro
Captured with Mark IIN 16-35f2.8 II on Lexar digital film
6 Responses to “Inspired for B&W”
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Thank you Josh! These are really good and you know how I like the B&W for portraits.
These are wonderful shots Josh and to think they were taken with a Canon. Kidding.
I’ve always admired your B&W work and would love to learn more about how you use Silver Efex Pro for the conversion. It’s a pretty big program with lots of different settings to understand. Do you create your own presets in SXP?
Jeff
We must be on the same wave length. Just tonight I revisited an image from the past and used Nik Silver to do the B&W conversion.
These portraits are sharp. Look great!
Ray, Mark, and Jeff thank you for all the comments..
Mark you know what they say, crazy people think alike
Jeff, I swear at some point I will find the time to do those videos I have been trying to work on.
Josh – I’m a fan of yours – make those videos! If ya do, I’ll promote ‘em!
Kevin (from Nik Software)
Sorry I’m so late to the blog here, Josh. I always envy (in a good way) people who create great portraits and somehow black and white always whispers loudly to me. Love these!