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 10/19/2005 01:53:37 AM · #26
I would like to thank EVERYONE that replied. Each response has contributed to my understanding of this process, and hopefully, will allow me to view all my images with a more critical eye.

At this point I believe I have tried to make a square peg fit a round hole. This image, I think now, is best left in color. Just because I saw it as a B&W doesn't mean it should be one :)
10/19/2005 02:40:05 AM · #27
Late "contribution"
I like the muted color version as bear mentioned. But of the BW's, I like what Brad did with it. I would just add one or two elements of color to it for dramatic effect, but that's just my style. :)

10/19/2005 09:59:01 AM · #28
Originally posted by kpriest:
Late "contribution"
I like the muted color version as bear mentioned. But of the BW's, I like what Brad did with it. I would just add one or two elements of color to it for dramatic effect, but that's just my style. :)


lol

Now THAT, does give it that extra "something"....
 10/19/2005 11:06:17 AM · #29
A high contrast edit
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