I’ll call this a ‘found on a walk’, but the river has been there a while, and was aware of it.
What I did find was the built in color filters for shooting B&W on my OM-1 camera.
My usual method for monochrome shooting is to do RAW file conversions in post processing with DxO Silver Efex. However in the past shooting Canon I might save the images directly to B&W (jpg). Also I had filters, colors for monochrome, to place directly on the lens. Now it’s built into the camera itself. Much easier.
These were random shots while walking near the river in another one of our local old plantations. This is Middleton Plantation, another nearby historical rice plantation (circa 1730).
Middleton Plantation, Charleston, South Carolina.
Very nice!
Thanks. I will shoot in camera B&W once in a while, rarely publish it though. I had read a test of the major mfg. monochrome settings. My OM System was about last in the list. Yep, I agree. While it has multiple options/filters… just flat. Fun test on an afternoon, and pushes me to keep using the filters for my own knowledge.
BTW… I didn’t vote for him 😵💫😵💫😵💫
Fine results… in your photography that is 😉
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