Beautiful Mallesh! Those hazy rhythmic forms and shapes are pleasing. I think the reality at the bottom of the frame adds a nice contrast to the image. May be brighter tones for the ground would add (you may need to emphasize the green channel during the B&W conversion). Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Ganesh Sir!!!

I fail to understand the green channel each time. Maybe i have not tried much in this area.
Will try that!!!

Please share me with links/details about the same.

Thanks,
_Mallesh

Hi Mallesh, In Photoshop if you convert into B&W you can choose contribution from each channel (RGB) for conversion. Choosing the component which is rich will give you brighter tones (in this example I assume you have green grass there). In Photoshop, choose, image -> adjustment -> channel mixer -> monochrome & green channel. Hope that will work for you..

Thanks Ganesh Sir.

Unfortunately the grass cover is very less and more of the soil(Deep Red). But the info is very helpful and the Green channel code is finally broken. Will take care in my upcoming images!!!

_Mallesh