Colour or B&W

[drmike]

Colour or B&W or trash





Mike

[Jeremy Roussak]

Monochrome, I think, although I'm less than entirely sure I'd want to look at either for long. Sorry.

Jeremy

[drmike]

Thanks. I realise that these are not to everyone's taste and that my own feelings are coloured by my joy at seeing the shot intuitively yesterday. There's someone famous who says don't look at your images for months and he's probably right.

[dlcox]

Color,

but I become interested to see more to the right.  Anyway I think that is the stronger side.

Haveing the tire track more off center might have advantages.

Bruce, not my brother David

[drmike]

There wasn't much more to the right and it would have introduced more plain tarmac and lost the puddle to the left. Can't go back as the water was evaporating quickly

[luxborealis]

Both - but for different reasons and uses.

Colour: The tire mark on the green seems to "say" something about green politics being run over. I say that because, to me, the green-painted asphalt pavement is indicative of a bike lane. But to others, it might mean something totally different.

B&W neutralizes the "green" ideas. The photograph becomes an interesting study in textures and lines devoid of a political context.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I go along with Terry on this.
I have even thought of possibly replacing the green by another color so as to make a different comment.

I like the whimsical aspect of both versions. But then I often like weird stuff.   

[drmike]

No political comment intended just play of texture, light, colour etc.

[GrahamBy]

I like them both.. b&w feels more dramatic but the colour intrigues more.