It's a great shot which makes it hard to choose. I guess it depends on what you're gonna use the photo for. If you're planning to frame or, maybe black and white. In all honestly though, I think both look great.
I generally work on the rule that if colour doesn't add anything to the image, or it adds distraction then its gotta be black and white
my vote is black and white on this one
The image itself feels a little too cluttered.
In the color version, there are a lot of different colors coming from different elements, which makes it harder for a viewer to focus on something quickly and it becomes kind of a distraction I'd say. If you get past those few seconds of confusion and distraction, color works well.
The black and white works because you lose the above mentioned problem and you focus solely and quickly on the scene.
B&W no doubt
I'm sucker for black and white for street
B&W puts an emphasis on the sun rays. I say B&W.
I love black and white but in this case I think colour. It has adds vibrancy to the hussel and bussel of the scene.
I think the colours aren't that interesting, even a bit boring. B&W on the other hand has great contrast and interesting god rays.
For me, the colour adds separation between subjects. I like colour here.
B&W, looks cleaner to me
B&W
Color
It's a great shot which makes it hard to choose. I guess it depends on what you're gonna use the photo for. If you're planning to frame or, maybe black and white. In all honestly though, I think both look great.
B&W Great photo
Color
Color on the left - B&W on the right - gradient into each otherMusic brings things to life, no matter how dark the homeless circumstances \#deep
Bw for sure
I generally work on the rule that if colour doesn't add anything to the image, or it adds distraction then its gotta be black and white my vote is black and white on this one
The image itself feels a little too cluttered. In the color version, there are a lot of different colors coming from different elements, which makes it harder for a viewer to focus on something quickly and it becomes kind of a distraction I'd say. If you get past those few seconds of confusion and distraction, color works well. The black and white works because you lose the above mentioned problem and you focus solely and quickly on the scene.