Nautical Twilight
by Jovan

Comment:
this is a lovely image, but i'm afraid it's not really high contrast. the tonal range in the clods is a bit to full. high contrast has a limited tonal range of high and low tones, with very few intermediate tones. the ultimate high contrast is pure black and white, no greys. the more greys or intermediate tones, the less high contrast it is.

Million Dollar Baby
by lynnesite

Comment:
this is a lovely image, but i'm afraid it's not really a high contrast image. high contrast has a limited tonal range of high and low tones, with very few intermediate tones. the ultimate high contrast is pure black and white, no greys. the more greys or intermediate tones, the less high contrast it is.

Joy in a Hard Day's Work
by bspurgeon

Comment:
this is a nice image, but i'm afraid it's not really a high contrast image. high contrast has a limited tonal range of high and low tones, with very few intermediate tones. the ultimate high contrast is pure black and white, no greys. the more greys or intermediate tones, the less high contrast it is.

Medusa
by jaxsond

Comment:
this is a lovely image, but i'm afraid it's not really a high contrast image. high contrast has a limited tonal range of high and low tones, with very few intermediate tones. the ultimate high contrast is pure black and white, no greys. the more greys or intermediate tones, the less high contrast it is.

On Learning of his Father's Death
by chalice

Comment:
this is a lovely image, but i'm afraid it's not really a high contrast image. high contrast has a limited tonal range of high and low tones, with very few intermediate tones. the ultimate high contrast is pure black and white, no greys. the more greys or intermediate tones, the less high contrast it is.

A Break in the Storm
by Jammur

Comment:
this is a lovely image, but i'm afraid it's not really a high contrast image. high contrast has a limited tonal range of high and low tones, with very few intermediate tones. the ultimate high contrast is pure black and white, no greys. the more greys or intermediate tones, the less high contrast it is.

I Can Brand the Horse with my Hand
by posthumous

Comment:
ooo, don, i didn't see this. wow, what a super image. a great compliment to have inspired such a great shot.

The lighting director
by jdannels

Comment:
ooo, joe, this is fab.

Heifer Impeding Journey
by Ristyz

Comment:
my 4 year old son says: thanks for putting it on our computer. how i like your cow picture. do you have a farm?

White Washed
by Ristyz

Comment:
my 4 year old son says: I like the horse and i wonder where you took the picture. i really would like to pet one of your horses.