That's really stunning!

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Photos
OMD, GH2, G1

EPL2/VF2 + 14mm

Wow, there is some seriously wonderful shots in this thread!
I like these challenges because they get me to think outside the box in terms of my shooting. I don't shoot B&W, but this salon got me to experiment a little and expand my mind. Now, I still don't have anything that even comes close the the shots you guys have posted, but they're a little better than a picture of a snowstorm at midnight...

Love the island shot, Stefan.

Acer

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Kodak Z730
Panasonic DMC-GF1 -- Panasonic 45-200 f4-5.6 | Panasonic 20 f1.7 | Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8 | Vivitar 28mm f2.5 F-mount | Pro Optic 500mm f8 mirror lens T-mount

Being a willing subject, I have many images of my cat. I was experimenting with b/w and I think I was getting on her nerves by this point.

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E-PL2 w/ Zuiko 14-42 II, 45 and Pana 20

Panasonic GF3, 14 2.5
Just got my camera for a few days, one of the first shots.
Use to shoot with my canon 550D, put prefer the 4/3 camera system.
B/w converted in Lightroom.

Monochrome. That'll be black and white. What do I know that's black and white...?

Olympus E-PM1. Edited to monochrome in Gimp.

Great shots everyone! Just a reminder that the Salon will close May 25 at 11:59P.

So many great shots deserved to be recognized. DaveL suggest that we have multiple categories. There will still be a Salon winner, who will be the curator of the next and there will also be category winners:

Best portrait
Best urban cityscape/architecture
Best nature/landscape
Best street
Best abstract/experimental

Is chivalry dead?

The motto of chivalry is also the motto of wisdom; to serve all, but love only one.

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GX1 OM-D (with Grip) 7-14 20 25 45 75 and adapted 24 45 50

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Meadowlark Gardens in Northern Virginia.



Micro-Nikkor 55mm F2.8 with R60 (red) filter.
Kodak DCS200ir, first-generation monochrome digital camera, circa 1993.
Resized with Photoshop and saved as JPEG, otherwise no processing.