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Dark Harbour
A trio of images taken on Saturday during the 2x2 harbour walk. All images were processed using Nik Silver Efex Pro for Lightroom. Not a lot of colour in the originals hence the black and white treatment (plus it gave me a chance to put Silver Efex through its paces
)Peter
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I really like the point of view and perspective in the first one. Very uniquie composition and like the high contrast treatment in all of them. Also nice timing with the boat.
Alex
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Peter,
you certainly are putting Silver Efex through its paces  The first one is very nice with the path leading to the OH. Only little nit would be to just crop a bit off the top, would remove the bright spot in upper right. Good capture on the second one and great to have the ferry in there as well. Last one, well, it's a OH photo, doesn't do much for me, sorry. Have you tried actually putting in a bit of grain on the B&W conversions, just curious? Cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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