Bodmin Jail

[AdamSi]

Took this at Bodmin Jail while on holiday in Cornwall over easter post processed but my favourite is the first one that has the least done to it but B&W converted.

No1 (least processed)

Bodmin Jail Naval Wing 2012 by Adam Sibbald, on Flickr

No2 (heavier grain)

Bodmin Jail Naval Wing Grain 2012 by Adam Sibbald, on Flickr

No3 (bleach bypass)

Bodmin Jail Naval Wing 2012 by Adam Sibbald, on Flickr

No3 (grannys bypass)

Bodmin Jail Naval Wing 2012 by Adam Sibbald, on Flickr

 

[robinchun]

#2 for me..bit more dramatic!

Robin

 

[mike todd]

1 for me, the others look a bit too heavily processed for me and I think have less impact as a result.

Fantastic composition, great lines. Would like to see the original colour!

 

[Byker28i]

There's a reminder, didn't realise you could get down there, mind you we went in the pouring rain.
Second one for me.

 

[AdamSi]

Thanks all, reference rain it was bank holiday monday and thats why this is the only shot outside it was aweful wind and rain had to take it quick handheld under archway and thought it looked better in b&w due to this. Would love to go back in better weather and do some from a distance outside too.

 

[dekeyboy]

No1 for me, but i would like to see the levels raised a bit.

 

[-Paul-]

Nice pictures. Number 1 gets my vote.

 

[viv1969]

I really like the damp, dank feel of the first image.
Seems like a fascinating place to shoot.

 

[melhick]

I'd go for no1, great atmosphere to the shot.

 

[flintlock1]

I agree, no.1 is on the money.

 

[Ben Lockwood]

1# is the one!

 

[Dave in Wales]

#2 for me..bit more dramatic!

Robin

+1

 

[Paddysnapper]

1 for me, the others look a bit too heavily processed for me and I think have less impact as a result.

Fantastic composition, great lines. Would like to see the original colour!

 

[ferret1981]

2 for me the processing really brings the image out and adds more punch than 1

 

[Paul_300D]

Number 2 for me