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i would have liked it a lot if you had used grey tones.it would have been similar to some of Michael Kenna's.give it a try,I think it's worth it. www.michaelkenna.net

Try again!

way better in b&w.I hope my critique didn't upset you.it was just my personal opinion.and if you go there at dawn or dusk and you find a beautiful sky then you can take a great photo.6/6 for the b&w.And I've seen your other photos.very nice portofolio.congratulations

Cool mood shot, looks good in B&W too.

Must admit I don't mind the B&W version. As I've said many times on this site I'm really not a big fan of B&W although I'm always open to suggestion! Thank you for your comments.

Thank you for your comments. Guess I should post a few more B&W's in future!

Gerry, I think that the B/W version is accentuating the image better in this case, I like the gradation of colors from FG.to BG. and the minimalistic forms, works well. Pnina

I prefer the b&w version, too. The original has such strong form/lines that it works well. Simple and effective.

Thank you both for your comments. Have to admit the B&W verion is growing on me!

Well, I like them both, but the B&W does seem to have some added oomph.

I find it an intruiging, strangely mirrored image which on first sight gave me the impression it could have been upside down... Since the light blue in the sky is the only obvious colour in the image (the colour in the bottom are softer and less obvious), I tend to find the b&w version a little more appealing.