B/w or colour?
My first impulse was too bring out as many colours as possible, but as I have never seen a rainbow in b/w I decided to give it a try. What do you think?
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Interesting experiment Vincent! I personally find that a rainbow just doesn't work without the color for me!
Can't have no rainbow without no color. :)
Agree with the others - definitely leave the color in with the rainbow present! Maybe try desaturating the sky and trees even a bit more to really make the rainbow pop? Not sure it would work but could be interesting to experiment.
Here's a quick reedit I did in regard of your suggestions
Yeah I think this is looking pretty nice! I might even desaturate the tree color even more, but definitely going in the right direction for me.
Yeah I desaturated the trees now. In the first edit I added to the saturation of the rainbow more, than I actually desaturated the trees. I changed it to a version I'm quite pleased with now. Thank you for the help
Color
Color.