Continuing on with the Re-work Wednesday project, here is one of my favorite shots from 2011. Taken down in Laois at the ruins of Morett Castle. You can read my article and view the original shots HERE. I remember the horse in the image had taken a like to my camera bag and made such a nuisance of himself that I ended up having to cut my trip short. Anyway I took the original raw file, made a slight level adjustment and then made my standard Mono conversion with a little vignette for effect. Surprisingly I still like the color version, but wanted to see how the shot stood up against my current style. Well thats the Re-work for this week, hope to see you all next Wednesday for another image taken from the archives.
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What a great pic, Ed….just love horses!!!
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Thanks Barb, I would like to say that I like horses too, but this one was determined to eat my camera bag for some reason.
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Maybe it didn’t like Paparazzi….LOL!!
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Reblogueó esto en Roberto Cabral.
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Great for black and white!
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Thank you.
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There is something special about a B&W photo. I love this one.
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Yeah it turned out well on both occasions,
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Reblogged this on CrashCourse.
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The lines on the building are so clear it looks to me like a photo on a will with that part ripped out. Cool!
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Such a soft spot for horses, the whiskers on his chin look adorable and the lighting on his fur makes him appear almost velveteen, beautiful!
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Great ruins, and an adorable horse. Superb combination! While the color shot is pretty, I rather like the B&W here. ~SueBee
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Thanks SueBee 🙂
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Nice shot, Looks much better in B & W !
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Glad you liked it, 🙂
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I always love your black and whites!!
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Thank you, 🙂
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Great pic! I checked the colour version – it is also an amazing pic. An adorable horse, perhaps just wanting to assist you, and at the same time inspiring you to shoot this photo. 🙂
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Gotta say I’m a fan of the B&W. hay burners are funny creatures. Happy rework wednesday Ed!.
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LOL, never heard them referred to as hay burners, 🙂 I like it.
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Fantastic. Amazing how well the whole photo is focused, super beautiful horse too!
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Beautiful job! Love the ruins and the horse!
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Thanks Terry 🙂
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I like the dramatic and intrigue of the B/W
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Thank you, glad you liked it, 🙂
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He was definitely up in your face! Too funny.
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