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Just a shot from a hotel room that caught my eye.
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
You know, I think the colour spoils it, but that might be because I'm getting irritated by seeing so many of these "black and white with a spot of colour" images.
Can you put a version up that shows it in black and white only? Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
Agree with Leigh. It has to be a really good excuse to do this IMO, and I generally don't comment on the BW with touches of color as I find them sort of gimmicky. What I prefer to bring more focus on a particular subject is a more subtle lighten (of subject) and darken (of background/foreground). In which case I would have used the color version of the photo.
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