Passage of the Soul

[Peter Stacey]

I'm normally more a color person than black and white, but this image needed to be converted.

The title kind of just stuck out as obvious:

[petermfiore]

I like your image very much. very powerful, great job.

Peter

[brandtb]

I like your image very much. very powerful, great job.

+1

[Cem]

Hi Peter,

I remember your excellent studies on the NAI building in Rotterdam (NL) from a few years ago, I am glad to see that you are still revisiting it. This one is a great capture and knowing the actual colors I agree that B&W is more appropriate in this case.

[louoates]

It works very well indeed. Makes me want to see a series of related images.

[David Eckels]

Really fantastic. The tones fit the subject perfectly. Eerie and beautiful.

[Peter Stacey]

Hi Peter,

I remember your excellent studies on the NAI building in Rotterdam (NL) from a few years ago, I am glad to see that you are still revisiting it. This one is a great capture and knowing the actual colors I agree that B&W is more appropriate in this case.

Thanks CEM.

There's something about Rotterdam in general, but the NAI in particular that keeps drawing me back. I think I have photographed that building from every possible angle, both inside and out.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Fine shot. Very effective.

[RSL]

A great grab, Peter.

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

Really fantastic. The tones fit the subject perfectly. Eerie and beautiful.

+1

A fantastic shot indeed 

Dave

[armand]

It's perfect, I enjoy it a lot!

[Peter Stacey]

Thanks everyone.

I've always appreciated the quality of a high class B&W film image or digital conversion, but having worked predominantly in color for a bit over 20 year, B&W has always seemed a little alien. Hopefully I'll be able to produce some images with more subtle tones as well.