Processed landing

Posted by Wysterior (Kloten, Switzerland) on 15 April 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

I decided to post process this photo with Photoshop. What do you think about converting to black and white with raising contrast and graduation?

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Comments (11)

António Pires from Lisbon, Portugal

I think that is better in B&W. Otherwise it would be just a photo of a landing plane. The cloudy sky turned out to a good B&W composition.

15 Apr 2008 4:35am

@António Pires: Thanks Antonio

Ron from Saint Louis, United States

Beautiful processing, Wys ... love how the plane is flying through a shaft of light ... very nice work!

15 Apr 2008 4:51am

@Ron: Thank you Ron.. ;))
Wys

Tracey from White Hall, United States

I love the processing, Wys. The only thing that I would change is trying to include the tip of the right wing. I know it could be asking a lot when you are trying to capture a moving plane!!! Beautiful work!

15 Apr 2008 7:25am

Peter Mannfolk from Landskrona, Sweden

I agree with the previous comments. B/W suits this one. Did you try to darken the blue parts of the sky even more or would that be too much? Also, maybe a slight vignette would make the plane pop out even more. On the other hand, leave it as it is, it´s a great capture! /Peter

15 Apr 2008 9:28am

@Peter Mannfolk: Thanks Peter !
Wys

Observing from Chester, United Kingdom

Very good wys, good processing, but again, would like the tip of the wing.

15 Apr 2008 12:14pm

Wysterior from Kloten, Switzerland

@ Tracey
@ Peter
@ Observing
Thank you all for your comments about the missing tip of the wing. I can assure you that I wanted to take the photo this way in order to create a certain feeling of velocity, that the "appears" from the lower left corner and "flies" in the opposite direction..
Wys

15 Apr 2008 2:36pm