Canon EOS Rebel | f4.5 | 1/60 | ISO 200
Got nuthin’ really outstanding this weekend to share for Creative Exchange Week 3 so I’m pulling one I took when Peanut was born. Originally in color, I thought it would make more of a statement in black and white. When converting digital color shots to black and white, I use the Image>Mode> Lab Color setting in PhotoShop and select Lightness in the Channels menu. I find it gives me better contrast. From there, I go to Image>Mode>Grayscale. Through Image>Adjustments> Levels, further contrast can be achieved if necessary. For the finale, I use Filter>Sharpen>Unsharp Mask until I get the sharpness that looks best.
Posted for The Creative Exchange, Week 3 | hosted by Lisa at White Cotton Tee
Peripheral Perceptions 
Id say that photograph is pretty outstanding!
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Thank you Suzi.
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Lisa –
This is beyond outstanding!!
What a beautiful shot, and wonderful memory.
I think it is perfect in B&W, and I LOVE those little feet!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this at The Creative Exchange!
Lisa.
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Thank you! I love your idea about sharing something creative. I hope many people hop onboard.
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I love it. My son took a picture of second grandson’s feet and then printed the photo on cloth used for embroidery – I wish I could remember it’s proper name. This was back in the days of film when he did his own developing.
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I used to be a huge film fan, but am now 100% digital!
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I saw this photo on Lisa’s White Cotton Tee and I had to take a sneak peek.
It’s lovely and I like it a lot!
Hope to see you again on the Creative Exchange 🙂
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Amazing shot–I like it with a b/w look.
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I arrived here by mistake. When I did a search in Google, your web site was at number 1 but is not about what I was seeking for. Just wanted to write a message to say to you that I like the style of your site.
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