We walked past the Mountain Farm Museum on our way to the Oconaluftee River Trail.
I think I like the shot equally in black and white and color.
Click for the home of The Weekend in Black and White.
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Friday, October 24, 2014
The Weekend in Black and White: Mountain Farm Museum
We walked past the Mountain Farm Museum on our way to the Oconaluftee River Trail.
I think I like the shot equally in black and white and color.
Click for the home of The Weekend in Black and White.
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21 comments:
Like the color photo best. Really a unique area.
Loved your Smoky Mtn skies in your previous post too.
I go for the monochrome - very fine structures.
Both recordings are well done.
Black and white
especially interesting !
Greetings from Germany
I agree - this shot works really well in both version. I have to admit to a slight preference for the colour image, though!
Yes, I like them both. The black and white gives a nice feeling of age.
Great post, I prefer the one in B&W!
I like this feeling I got when I look into the photo. Great work.
Beautiful both ways!
I like them both! Looking at the little houses I cannot even start to imagine how hard a life it must have been.
Both versions of the photo are good, but I like the b&w on better. It has more character.
I think I like the B&W version best... the details and textures comes out so clearly!
:)
Great shots and an interesting place.
It is a place I would like to be and the black and white image is great!
Wonderful work of art, especially in B & W!
I like the color, but if you hadn't shown it I would have said that the B&W gives this photo a look of an art photo that was taken back when there only was B&W...
My favorite is the B&W version! Great structures!
I think the black and white brings out the structure of the trees against the sky
Mollyxxx
I think I prefer the B&W - the delicate branches stand out more.
I like them both very much - but the black and white is my favourite - i like the rustic quality feeling of nostalgia.
On this occasion I like the colour best - but it's interesting to compare.
Although both are lovely, the black and white stands out! Thanks so much for sharing.
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