Here’s a photo of part of Grizzly Falls in B & W. I took this picture in Kings Canyon National Park and thought it looked best with a monochrome effect. Grizzly Falls is a 75-foot tall waterfall right beside the road.
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It does work so well in monochrome Siobhan 😀
Thanks, Brian!
I like the effect that black and white creates, the texture, as if the water were delicate cobwebs draped over rocks.
Thank you! I have admired your use of black and white photography in some of your past posts. For it to be effective, you should consider the shapes, lines and textures.