These are two versions of the same image. One is in color with lots and lots of layering, brushing out, color adjustments, saturation workouts and all manner of filters, etc..(got a little carried away) in search of developing better imaging techniques.
The first is the color version and while I think it conveys a good feeling of a nitty-gritty-greasy chain drive, I am thinking the B&W version gives it a rawer, alomost touchable feel...like you would need to wipe your fingers after touching.
C&C is always welcome and always needed.
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17th March 2011, 02:25 PM #1
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Don't want to further hijack Sahil's Before & After Thread so.....
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17th March 2011, 10:09 PM #2
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Re: Don't want to further hijack Sahil's Before & After Thread so.....
Yes the B&W image looks more 'greasy' and obviously constructed from steel. The colour version looks as though it could be plastic.
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18th March 2011, 07:37 AM #3
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Re: Don't want to further hijack Sahil's Before & After Thread so.....
The BW does look more 'greasy' but I think for a bit more raw, industrial look it would benefit from some more (micro)contrast, especially on the chain it selves.
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