Artistic Portrait
Color or B&W?
Canon 5D Mark IV, 85mm F/1.2, F/13, 1/160s, iso 100, two Lights Setup!
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2 Comments
I definitely like the color better. The B&W loses the drama that rather sharp color gradient gives the shot as the green doesn't translate bright enough in the conversion. Maybe you can change that in PS??
Thank you for your opinion Don