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08/22/2008 07:33:27 PM |
I prefer the B&W version, and you did a good job on the conversion (doesn't matter how you did it!) The hint of color just seems to add another dimension to this. |
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06/02/2008 09:15:30 PM |
very nice lighting and tone in this shot. A beautiful capture! |
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06/02/2008 07:57:49 PM |
Actually, I really like the B&W version - probably better than the colour! The tones in this are great. |
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06/01/2008 03:27:54 AM |
Beautiful! I agree with all of the others that this is very well done. |
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05/31/2008 09:59:49 PM |
This is really good, I normally do not go for this style of image, but the tonal range and spot on focus is great! |
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05/29/2008 09:55:15 AM |
Looks like a lot of my own shots, so naturally I like it. I get the same results from curves and selective colors after converting to b/w. |
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05/27/2008 07:25:14 PM |
I really like the tones, depth of field, and composition. Roses, for whatever reason, seem difficult to get good photos of. I don't know why that is since they are so beautiful. You have succeeded with this one...the water droplets add interest, and improve on an already very nice image. |
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05/27/2008 02:31:53 PM |
Title included - a photographer's cliché blossom. A most difficult flora to photograph for a purpose in almost every respect. This is not too bad. ok ok I'll put in so you can slam mine.
I wonder if there has ever been a dpc rose challenge? |
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05/27/2008 12:33:04 PM |
The tones in this are rich and luscious. I think that the amount of negative space definitely adds to the composition, giving the rose room to "breathe". I actually like this version much better than the color one. |
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