this is cool you see the pattern it makes best i think in B/W

I like this superb structure. The world stays again right???? May be? The things the most simples are often that who speak to the spirit.Congratulations Tara

It's always interesting to see the other one as well, to make a decision of a preference, a bit like the grass - that is always greener ;) but I am thinking that the wood textures could be more apparent this way, uber cool - in any case, BB

Stunning capture Tara. God Bless.

Yes please..I always enjoy 'series'! Wonderful patterns in this.

Impressive wooden texture. Beautiful B&W. Well done

Bring it on Tara, this one is great and I have no doubt that the color version will be too.

I'll join the chorus here. The textures and patterns are wonderful. Color would be nice to see.

fascinating; would love to see the colored version too

Excellent capture, Tara. I'd love to the the colour version, as long as it's spelt with a u... :o)

B/W always invokes more feeling I think when used to good effect , which I might add this does Tara :-). Mick

I think the textures and wood patterns look really good in this b/w..........go on then, lets have a look at the colour to compare!

Amazng B&W picture!

It is beautiful in B&W

this is cool as the textures and wood grain just pop out, though it would be nice to see it in colour as well

This is sooo beautiful, but I would like to see the other one also. :)

I'm always eager to see anything you post, your eye is excellent for lines, textures and patterns. This is no exception!

Looks really quite amazing as a Black and White shot.. Lovely Tara, well taken.. Rob

This looks great in B&W (& a little spatially disorienting), but I would like to see the color version too...

I like the B&W and the lines of the framing are fantastic. Nice hot Tara.

I think the comparison is substantiated interesting! This in B/W is very beautiful! :)

A wonderful study in lines and textures - I love the wood grain! I think B&W suits this beautifully, but I must confess I'd like to see the color version, too. A great capture, Tara! Always a treat to see your photos - and Bill's too!

I love the way the lines and wood-grains pop out in this. I saw the color version and commented on it and then saw this one, and I have to say that I like them both. I like this one because it has such a wonderful play of lines and angles and potentially-conflicting POVs, if you move your head this way or that way...and it has the same in color and WITH color too! I like both, and there's a wonderful starkness that I enjoy in black and white. This has that beautiful, stark quality that black and white does so well. I like this a lot.

This is a wonderful!