I think I prefer the charcoal-sketch look of the black and white images but the autumn colours are lovely at the moment.
© Karen McRae, 2016
Autumn Roadside, Two Ways
I think I prefer the charcoal-sketch look of the black and white images but the autumn colours are lovely at the moment.
© Karen McRae, 2016
draw and shoot 
They are all stunning, but I love the black and white. These are truly wonderful.
Thanks very much! : )
Wow. How’d you do that?
These are photographs made in a moving car, with the camera moving too. I was attempting to track the subjects as we whizzed by. It makes for unexpected images for sure!
Amazing images.
lovely, artistic photography!! 🙂 beautiful
Difficult to choose!
Whoosh goes my heart.
I’m in the black and white camp too. Stunning.
Agree with you : the charcoal version is just great.
I can’t decide which I love best!
Gorgeous
I’m undecided as both styles have their attractions. Great subject matter, no matter which you prefer.
Think I prefer the charcoal version’s cold iconic spectacle to the colour’s warm and welcoming rush. But it’s a tough choice…
Both nice, but yes the black and white is more evocative.
magnifique, quel plaisir de te retrouver..merci et belle journée, karen
Interesting and artistic images! I think the monochrome verions are conveying more of a story. The others have nice color, but thats about it to me 🙂
Charcoal for me too, well done, so stylish and yes…autumn colours as lovely as can be for the UK, possibly due to good dry summer in south.
Wonderful photo’s, Karen! (missed you for a while; you might have missed my blogswitch. The new one is: https://harrienijland2.wordpress.com ; blue follow-button on the right side, just in case… Hope to see you there.)
Both are so rich and beauty!
Heather McRae Snow
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Brilliant!
Cracking shots
So naturally dance like!
Oh I absolutely love these, Karen, but, contrary to my usual tastes, I think I prefer the coloured versions, and especially the one showing the tree’s trunk. Adrian
And I will go for the first one in black and white, and the second one (tree trunk) in color! Just because! Do you know the book, Passenger Seat? Julieanne Kost. For me, you’re more the artist and she’s more the technician, but the book is interesting to read. I am always inspired by your images.
Hi Lynn,
Thanks for your feedback! I think you might be right. : )
I didn’t know the book Passenger Seat but I did google it – wow, the images are very much like my ‘drive-by’ series.
So interesting! Thank you for pointing it out to me.