A few

[BobDavid]

from Sunday

[Ivophoto]

from Sunday

For mine European eyes, the second is a feast. !

[Bob_B]

For mine European eyes, the second is a feast. !

For my eyes too.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Both nice. The second has obvious appeal.
The first has very nice balance and tonalities. I don't recall seeing any B&W from you before. This is well done.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Both really excellent.

That black silo! Black so rich, almost succulent, yet preserving tons of details, and, more importantly, enough shading to retain the sense of roundness.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

For mine European eyes, the second is a feast. !

And I thought that, for the Europeans, it would bring tears to their eyes. Having seen the price of gasoline, that is - 0.54 Euros per liter! Apparently, in Paris, those European eyes are now feasting on a different type of gas, for the price of gas   

[RSL]

It was a good Sunday, Bob.

[Ivophoto]

And I thought that, for the Europeans, it would bring tears to their eyes. Having seen the price of gasoline, that is - 0.54 Euros per liter! Apparently, in Paris, those European eyes are now feasting on a different type of gas, for the price of gas   

Everything I want to reply is political. So I weep in silence.

[GreggP]

#2, wow, that's really great.

[Jeremy Roussak]

That black silo! Black so rich, almost succulent, yet preserving tons of details, and, more importantly, enough shading to retain the sense of roundness.

My thoughts exactly. I strive for tonality like that in my B&W conversions but seldom manage it.

Jeremy

[degrub]

prolly cause they are deep indigo blue.

[MattNQ]

Also love that black silo....
The lower image brings tears to my eyes also.  We pay almost double that for unleaded down here at present.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Enjoyed both the images.