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12/27/2008 10:14:22 PM |
| I like the off-center composition here. A crop from the left might work, but only just past the whiter element from the side. Will still be off-center :-) I do kinda wish the very top of the bud didn't go out of frame. But that is totally nit-picky of me :-) B/W tones here are BYOOOTEEFUL |
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12/27/2008 07:33:36 PM |
| Great choice for B&W, it really enhances the detail in the rose. |
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12/27/2008 11:46:22 AM |
| I agree with everyone else - crop on the left. Gorgeous black and white conversion. |
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08/30/2008 07:15:22 AM |
| Nothing more romatic than a rose bud... Lovely and elegant! |
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08/29/2008 09:58:41 AM |
| I am with sherpet on the left side crop. But at the same time. . . what's there might be important. Not sure. Rather than crop, what about seeing what it looks like cloned out. I do like the negative space. |
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08/29/2008 12:16:05 AM |
| I love the rose bud, but like to see the left side cropped out to make the bud appear stronger. |
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08/28/2008 10:25:25 PM |
| I love it, this is the sort of thing I do on a regular basis. Ethereal black and whites. Great shot. |
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