My favorite part of the Hill Country Photography Club meetings is the critique section. Members submit photos for critique by the other members. I find it an invaluable way to get feedback on my photography and I've learned much. It's also great to see what other people are doing.
Here are two of my photos I had critiqued at the last meeting. They are both versions of photos which I posted last time.
First, the Whitemouth Dayflower:
Next, the Black-eyed Susans:
Making the images black and white emphasizes different aspects than the color versions. You get a better impression of the shapes, forms, and textures. It certainly provides a different way to appreciate nature.
Perhaps you can play "find the differences" and see what else I did besides the black and white conversion!
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