Good work!!

stunning BW shot. great contrast.
top marks

Stunning mono image, dont like the small item botton right !
Great printing. do you mind me asking is it printed on multigrade paper?.........

Feel free to visit my gallery !

Thanks!
This is not a print. I scanned the Tri-X negative on my simple flatbed scanner.
Split toned in Photoshop.

SPLIT TONING refers to the traditional black and white darkroom techniques that used chemical processes to color a black and white print. By using different combinations of chemicals, one could achieve a split color effect that made the shadow tones one color and the highlights another.
You can replicate these types of effects in Photoshop. These effects will work well on any monochrome photographs, but the image you are working on must be in RGB mode first.

I have done a split toning tutorial on DA: http://www.deviantart.com/view/28541654/

awesome capture... well done

the sky is great...really nice job

Very nice work Bernt. I'm going to check out your tutorial. I really like the process. I notice thathat you use it often in your work.
John

Beautiful "Black and tone".....Great balance of "zones" and composition!!
Carlos

Thanks a lot all for popping by and comment!
Always appreciated!

Ditto what Carlos (Madanapale) said. Very nice split tone with good dynamic range and composition.

Beautidul work! I really like this split toning technique. Nicely done!

Great Shot!!!

+10

beautiful! love those colours... amazing work, Bernt!

Wow this is really nice.... I love it! So dark and lush. Good work

Excellent.

Wonderful sense of depth and wide tonal range. Great image!

Amazing photo

Just simply amazing!
I love the composition and the tones of black and white.
Great job!
+7/7

I love the warm temp to this picture. Between the angles and the textures the eye really goes on a nice ride.

superb!

max points
+9/9

Drama feeling in this. Wonderful!

This is wonderful, I love the tone and high contrast/sharpness of this photograph.

great shot again...I d like to see a photo of the temple itself if you have a photo of it...I ve been there before 10 years and I still remember the feeling when you reach the cliffside...breathtaking indeed...