Kodachrome State Park, Utah

[PeterAit]

It may seem odd to convert a photo of Kodachrome park to B&W, but this one seems to work very well. D600 with Nikkor 70-200mm f/4.

[BobDavid]

Kodachrome? Where's the color?

[PeterAit]

Kodachrome? Where's the color?

LOL! I did note the irony of making a B&W print of a park with that name!

[farbschlurf]

LOL! I did note the irony of making a B&W print of a park with that name!

As I never heard of this park I though of a scanned+converted slide in first place. Wikipedia enlightened me, now.

Very impressive picture, looks good in B&W!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Peter,

I'm looking forward to seeing your color photos of Tri-X State Park (in any state that might have one).   

Eric

[BobDavid]

Peter,

I'm looking forward to seeing your color photos of Tri-X State Park (in any state that might have one).   

Eric

Good one, Eric.

[RSL]

Peter,

I'm looking forward to seeing your color photos of Tri-X State Park (in any state that might have one).   

Eric

 

[francois]

It may seem odd to convert a photo of Kodachrome park to B&W, but this one seems to work very well. D600 with Nikkor 70-200mm f/4.

The park is indeed very rich in spectacular rock formations and it's easy to forget about the shapes and textures so for me, it's not that bizarre to try B&W.