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05/15/2007 06:15:41 PM |
hey shez .. this is THE most excellent b&w .. so contrasty .. such excellent shapes .. an amazing and interesting abstract design .. love the composition and crop .. absolutely love this one .. and once again .. very you!!! ..:)
ps .. i finished writing my comment and then noticed jon's .. i've now looked for a full minute and cant see any lens flare .. where is it??? |
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05/15/2007 04:35:46 PM |
I know that you say you are playing around with textures in this challenge and this is another one that works really well. I am so impressed with the way you use contrast to really bring the shot to life
A shot that would have done very well in contre jour. The slight lens flare is a very minor detraction but given the angle its impossible to see how this could be avoided...another wonderful entry |
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05/15/2007 01:33:12 PM |
Im usually a girl of color but i really prefer this one the most. the tones are perfect. I think in the color version the colors distract from the textures of the wood and rope(for me at least) have a super great day sher
~~CHER~~ |
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05/15/2007 09:15:33 AM |
| Definitely the BW version. It has the PUNCH that a shot like this deserves. |
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05/15/2007 07:28:21 AM |
After looking at all three I prefer this one. To me it just brings out more drama and interest. THe sepia tends to reduce some of the contrast and the range of tones, the color is nice too, I like the color contrasts, but I think the added somplexity of the color tends to take away from teh main idea of the rope and lines.
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05/15/2007 06:36:28 AM |
| The colors are nice in the original, Shez, but this one just sings! Outstanding detail, depth and richness in the B&W conversion. The glow of light beyond in the upper right with the ropes crossing it works much better in B&W. Very lovely work! |
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05/15/2007 12:24:23 AM |
| I just love this version. So much detail is brought out in this b&w version. |
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05/14/2007 10:53:43 PM |
| i like this version the best out of all three - the contrast and the sharpness really shine |
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05/14/2007 10:26:58 PM |
Again, Shez! Your textures and contrast are amazing. Every view is stunning!
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05/14/2007 09:58:03 PM |
| My vote goes to this one. They're all stunning photos though! This is just the most stunningest :P |
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05/14/2007 09:50:03 PM |
This is my personal fav of the 3, the braid of the rope seems more defined and the sun spoting seems less defined over all. you can put my vote in for this one.
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05/14/2007 09:45:46 PM |
| WOW, you must be the King...err, Queen of rope shots!! lol. These are completely incredible!! love both the B&W and Sepia versions but this time I must say I like the B&W best, these are just too cool! The only thing I see distracting here is the slight lens flare near the top in roughly the middle of the shot, but this is a very minor thing to be sure. Great capture!! |
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05/14/2007 09:10:01 PM |
| i like the tones in this version. very good contrast. |
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