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Bay to Birdwood Fun RunA few shots I captured during a Bay to Birdwood car rally in Adelaide. I thought converting them to B/W was fitting. All Nikon D50 and Nikkor 300mm f4.
Mark Newton
Adelaide, Australia
Re: Bay to Birdwood Fun RunThe B&W is really suiting. Maybe a sepia aged look would be good too..
Re: Bay to Birdwood Fun RunGreat shots - and agree the bw conversion is perfect for these shots
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Re: Bay to Birdwood Fun RunGreat shots.
I think the b&w finish gave it the nice aged look to it as well (Shame bout the more current cars that u can see through the blue, would have passed as an old photo) Would be interested to see in sepia.
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