then slap on a different lens and document all the nothing ......

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[MSL]

First you take some amazing colour images with your 300 and now you go and impress in B&W using a 35. Don't you dare ever complain that your photography isn't any good!

[causey]

The nothing is someting, Dave, or you turned it into an aesthetically neat something.

[eaglem]

Great tonal qualities........

[Kozlok]

B&W for the win! Excellent set.

[Bob Harris]

nice shootin' buddy, love the b/w. damn it looks cold though.

[frogoutofwater]

I can't even make gorgeous landscapes full of somethings look nice. And you make nothing look awesome. Thank you for sharing.

[volley]

Thats a well documentd "nothing", Dave! And the B&W conversions work very well!

[patrick9]

Beautiful set. the first two are amazing and B/W was a great choice.

[Heinrich Lohmann]

For pictures of nothing the lens performed pretty good Dave The first two are fabulous landscapes in B/W, absolutely love the second one. Thanks for posting them.

[daacon]

First you take some amazing colour images with your 300 and now you go and impress in B&W using a 35. Don't you dare ever complain that your photography isn't any good!

haha thanks Marc you are too kind

The nothing is someting, Dave, or you turned it into an aesthetically neat something.

Thanks Stefan appreciate the comment.

Great tonal qualities........

Thanks EM always appreciate you stopping by to comment.

B&W for the win! Excellent set.

Thanks for the kind words Kozlok.

[daacon]

nice shootin' buddy, love the b/w. damn it looks cold though.

Thanks Bob - it was just below freezing so not so bad at all.

I can't even make gorgeous landscapes full of somethings look nice. And you make nothing look awesome. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks frogoutofwater I appreciate your comment.

Thats a well documentd "nothing", Dave! And the B&W conversions work very well!

Thanks volley I am pleased the way they turned out.

Beautiful set. the first two are amazing and B/W was a great choice.

Thanks patrick9 I thought the last one would get the most praise (almost a 3D quality) just goes to show ya.

For pictures of nothing the lens performed pretty good Dave The first two are fabulous landscapes in B/W, absolutely love the second one. Thanks for posting them.

Thanks Heinrich these are pretty familiar scenes to you I am sure.

[MSL]

Thanks patrick9 I thought the last one would get the most praise (almost a 3D quality) just goes to show ya.

Dave the last one is just too scary. It has the look of someone walking while not paying attention, and then looking up just before walking painfully into a large log that shouldn't be there!

[Sailor]

Man, these impress me, buddy. The compositions and the terrific conversions bring these photos way out of the ordinary. Sterling stuff.

Jer

[daacon]

Dave the last one is just too scary. It has the look of someone walking while not paying attention, and then looking up just before walking painfully into a large log that shouldn't be there!

haha well that one was recessed in the woods a bit so I had to go to it, otherwise it could have been a Krammer moment for sure

Man, these impress me, buddy. The compositions and the terrific conversions bring these photos way out of the ordinary. Sterling stuff.
Jer

Why thank you kind sir.