Two points of view

[JimL]

Epcot Scene from my recent Florida trip Color and Tint.

http://www.photozo.com/album/data/507/EpcotScene_001-1619.jpg



http://www.photozo.com/album/data/506/EpcotScene_002-1619.jpg

JimL

[andkiich]

This is a rough one for me.

I love the colors and saturation of the first one, but I am also a sucker for a good B&W conversion as well.

I guess I like them both. The first one gives me a feeling of whimsical fun while the other gives me an older nostalgiac feeling.

[mishlove]

I agree with Andrew....I like both. The only change I would make is to take out the lamppost on the right.


Cheers Michael

[marshall2]

I'm with Andrew too, Jim. Lovely colours in the first one, but the second is also a great B&W conversion. I like the composition, too.

[Bishop]

I like the B&W best, great range of tones in it. I agree with taking out the lamppost on the right, it keeps catching the corner of my eye and then pulling me out of the photo.

[k8mia]

I love B&W too, But I like the Soft Muted Colors of the 1st One ! :-D

[JimL]

Thanks for the comments. They are much appreciated.
Funny thing is that I made the decision to keep the lamp post in the frame because I thought it gave some perspective on how far away I was and perhaps a sense of scale to the buildings in front of me. I do see your point about removing it.
Thanks again fpr commenting.
JimL

[willard3]

I think the lamp-post should stay, too. It makes symmetry with the tower and chimney and keeps my eye in the photo; also helps with scale in the photo.

[Ron77]

Those are nice, man the clouds look so good in the B&W, but the soft sat in the color version looks great too. Both are great, I can't decide!

Florida... you mean Paris? lol I see the Eifel tower!