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high voltage.just me playing around with b&w and layers. criticism on the crop and the colouring would be great. cheers spartikus Chris
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G'day Spart,
Not too sure what to offer as suggestions, but just seems to need maybe a tad more contrast for me, I assume it was de-sat'd and color left just in the sign Wonder how it'd go with some grain or something too? Aka Andrew
I really like the subject matter, spartikus. Nice lines, a bit of rust, very simple, but effective. I like!
Not sure what to do technically, but it does appear quite grey, but I really like the crop and the colour left on the sign.
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