Old Lime Tree - 1668

[rabanito]

Critiques welcomed. Also as a set

[Jeremy Roussak]

I like the fourth best. I wonder how a B&W conversion would look.

Jeremy

[rabanito]

I like the fourth best. I wonder how a B&W conversion would look.

Jeremy

That was my first intention when taking the pic 
How about this?

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Like it!

[John R]

There is a distinct blue-green cast on your bw conversion. Also I think you should try to darken areas around the highlights. That may help accentuate the highlights.

JR

[brandtb]

Nice subjects - the second is framed really nicely too. I think that for objects like these and in your shots in particular the clear sun "may not be" the best condition for them. If you are able you might try shooting them again with similar framing in flat light/overcast sky or diffuse sunlight if possible - might be interesting to see what happens.

[Jeremy Roussak]

That was my first intention when taking the pic 
How about this?

Good. The toning is rather heavy-handed, I think.

Jeremy

[rabanito]

Good. The toning is rather heavy-handed, I think.

Jeremy

Lets give this a try 

[rabanito]

Nice subjects - the second is framed really nicely too. I think that for objects like these and in your shots in particular the clear sun "may not be" the best condition for them. If you are able you might try shooting them again with similar framing in flat light/overcast sky or diffuse sunlight if possible - might be interesting to see what happens.

I think I agree. I spied on your webpage a little
I'll try it as soon  as some clouds gather. We are having a bright spring 

[Jeremy Roussak]

Lets give this a try 

Much better.

Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Much better.

Jeremy

+1.