I don't know why, but I decided to do all of my Leading Lines in Black and White today ... just for a bit of drama. :-)
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4 comments:
Awesome Sam, sure does give them a dramatic effect in B&W, the first one is interesting where did you take that?
In between 2 houses...someone thought I was photographing a house and asked if I had permission???!!!!
I agree, the B&W effect is amazing and dramatic. I love the second one, with the the street framed by the two fences!
Awesome shots Spammy!! I love the way my eye is lead right out of the picture in the first and third shots. Great job. I love the B&W conversion too!!
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