Head in the Black & White Clouds

I mentioned in a previous Black & White photo post that while I love the aesthetic I'd never done much of it, i.e. I'd never bothered to process my (colour) digital pictures into adequate black & white photos. But now that I've hit upon a method whose results I like, expect a lot more black & white posts on this blog!
Today I'm presenting 5 shots taken mostly during my last India trip (except the first, which was taken in Khor Fakkan). I hope you like 'em, and if you'd like to find out how I did them, do check back here in a few days when I'll put up a tutorial on how to convert images to B&W using the GIMP. (You can follow the site's RSS feed, and me on twitter).

Khor Fakkan

Bengaluru

Navi Mumbai

Borivali National Park, near Kanheri Caves

Lal Bagh, Bengaluru
Remember to come back to the journal in a few days to catch the tutorial!
V
Vishal K Bharadwaj is a graphic designer, photographer, writer and a geek of several persuasions. His body is in Dubai, his heart in India, and his brain roams the internet with abandon. He is not famous, but is sometimes mistaken for being so.
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Wonderful shots
Hey - this is a great collection. I love the grainy texture and the "looking upwards" feel to a lot of the compositions. Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks Ed! The grain comes
Thanks Ed! The grain comes from the plugin I used in GIMP that also converted it to B&W. Will post a detailed tutorial on Friday! Do check back.