The white churches of Ibiza seem best suited to black and white photography and, indeed, invite varied interpretations even within the monochrome medium. (See also Church Entrances. Ibiza)
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Great processing! The first one makes for an intriguing image; the shades of grey and the arches work really well. The second image appeals to me on a more emotional level. There’s something about it that’s plucking a string back in a forgotten past – I just can’t quite bring it to mind ….
Thanks Noeline. All of the images were originally shot in colour, but I have always been so fascinated with the churches that somehow the straight representation seems inadequate and seldom conveys what I feel – hence the use of b&w and the experimentation.
Marvelous, Louis!
Thanks Elena
That’s great graphic work!
Many thanks Lynn.
those are all great! it’s hard to pick a favorite; i liked the first, then the second, then the third, then back to the first for another peek – yes, strong/interesting.. then the third – yes, interesting perspective… then back to the second ….. ah, thanks for the nice post!
Thanks z. I’m pleased you like them and return to them. I too have returned to them many, many times and have struggled with many styles of interpretation.