Tonight I have spent some time working on this image that I shot on Saturday (or to put it another way, I haven't taken any photos today). I posted a colour version of this image on my main blog but I did feel that a monochrome version might improve the dark feel of the this old tree. I'm not sure what type of tree it is. It looks a bit like an Oak tree but the leaves are the wrong shape so I think it could be Lime.
When I converted the image to black I wanted to make it very dark and also retain as much contrast as possible to bring out the texture in the trunk and branches. I used a blue filter for the conversion because it seemed to add more to the contrast then I burned in areas of the trunk and branches to accentuate the shapes. Finally I gave the image a bit of a sepia tone to warm it up a bit. The pure black and white image still looked a bit flat so the hint of colour perks it up a little. I'm not sure if the image is a bit dark overall. I'll live with it for a while and then I might come back and lighten it up a touch if it still feels too dark.
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