I finally was able to download some photos I took last month at Sandy Point State Park on the Chesapeake Bay. And I immediately started to play with filters on one shot that stood out to me the most. It is funny how taking a color photo and using a filter to turn it into a moody black and white photo can change the tone and mood of a photo.
I am still debating which version I like the most. Please chime in and tell me which one you like better.
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I’m biased because I don’t love black-and-white photography in general, but rendering the ocean in a series of grayscales just makes me sad. I want my ocean shots in their full Technicolor glory!