I have to agree with Maureen , Joe. And with you. I prefer the color because it seems to have more layers- that 3D effect, if you will. But on this b & w I do tend to notice that around the door it looks like there had been a fire.
The color looks 3 dimensional compared to the B&W image Maureen. Being a B&W lover I just had to process it in this manner also. Like you said it always a matter of taste Maureen and thank you very much for your comment 😀
Monochromia 
Love the rich contrasting textures – cool “abandoned” composition!
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Thank you very much Sam 😀
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I have to agree with Maureen , Joe. And with you. I prefer the color because it seems to have more layers- that 3D effect, if you will. But on this b & w I do tend to notice that around the door it looks like there had been a fire.
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Thank you very much Emilio 😀 It didn’t smell like there was a previous fire but the way the paint is blistering and peeling anything is possible.
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Always a matter of taste. I preferred the coloured one…
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The color looks 3 dimensional compared to the B&W image Maureen. Being a B&W lover I just had to process it in this manner also. Like you said it always a matter of taste Maureen and thank you very much for your comment 😀
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An absolute beauty of a derelict room! Perhaps because it’s in monochrome; I personally think so. MZ
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Thank you very much MZ 😀
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