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Re: The Great Synagogue in Budapest.
Excellent image, but I think it would look even better in B&W with a touch of grunge added. Maybe a candidate for Niks 'silver effex pro 2' ?
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Matt. K
Re: The Great Synagogue in Budapest.
This is widely renowned as one of the greatest synagogues in the world, and also one of the most significant historical buildings in Budapest. I don't have a bucket list, but this is a city that I wish to visit, and this is a building within that city that I wish to see.
Beautifully done; thank you. g.
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Re: The Great Synagogue in Budapest.
Agree Matt and great photo Zaffs but a quick question for Matt: what ever happened to Niks Silver FX filters? I had them all at one stage but they seem to have disappeared? President, A.A.A.A.A (Australian Association Against Acronym Abuse)
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Re: The Great Synagogue in Budapest.
Thank you for your suggestion Matt. I don't have the software you mentioned so I used my old PhotoShop to turn the picture into black and white. Personally, I think the colour adds to the picture, but I don't dislike the black and white version.
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