Thanks for your comment. I know converting one's images to black and white is very popular now but it is not at all for me.
Peter,
Funny you should say, “converting”! I grew up with B&W as the base normal, for certain primary photography character. Color was the area of special bravery!
Now it seems that color is “normal”. But in the language of classic photography, the razzmatazz of color adding artificial attention and emotion, is studiously omitted. We are left with pure form, texture, dimensiality and composition beneath the paint of color, (especially artificial and competing garish colors of modern man).
But I do see your point of view. The color is now the “normal” and B&W is perhaps anemic or an artifact to be used to rescue a failure!
Still, your lady will look toward us and capture our attention in any form of expression you choose. The content of the image, not anything to do with its presentation is already what makes the picture so unique and successful, to my eyes, at least!
Asher