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Blacks and whitesWhat do you do when you're out and about in Sydney, the subjects of your shots are done to death locations like the bridge & the Opera House and the weather is crap? My solution is to go for a high contrast, black and white treatment- did I succeed in getting the drama I wanted?
If you're interested I have a few more from this outing HERE Peter
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Re: Blacks and whitesIn reverse order
#4 #3 3/4 #2 #1 Nada Chris
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Re: Blacks and whitesHi Peter
#1 is not doing it for me. #2 is however - like that #3 has the bones of something good there for me #4 not so much (probably because #2 is soo much better) Last edited by Remorhaz on Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:00 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Blacks and whitesI am a fan of those clouds so #3 and #4 are really doing it for me!
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Re: Blacks and whitesPeter
#3 ticks all the boxes for me. They are all excellent conversions and all good, solid images...but from you, we expect nothing less than masterworks! Regards
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Re: Blacks and whitesGreat perspectives of familiar views.
I like all of them. However the last one is the winner for me.
Re: Blacks and whitesI like them all. Your comment re all-too-familiar subjects is true eg how to make the coat hanger or the Opera House look different to the 1.567 billion images already made. You've done well here Stubbsy.
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Re: Blacks and whitesNice lighting on the middle sails of the opera house,
I wonder if adding some grain and a slight vignette to the third might produce something different- its my fave of the group as it is, Robert Robert
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