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After Lunch [BW]
After Lunch [BW]
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Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Camera: Olympus C-70 / C-7000 Zoom
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Date: Oct 6, 2008
Aperture: F/6.3
ISO: 400
Shutter: 1/1000
Galleries: Urban, Candid
Date Uploaded: Oct 18, 2008

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 By request. I almost like this better. Contast is a bit high and the overexposed areas here are more obvious to me.

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 10/21/2008 03:12:40 PM
The B&W does concentrate attention to the patterns in the clothes and their animated conversation.
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 10/20/2008 07:40:48 AM
I think I prefer the B&W as well.
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 10/18/2008 09:47:04 PM
I vote for b&w, too. Their features are so similar, they must be related. The b&w accentuates this.
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 10/18/2008 03:16:38 AM
Hmn. Moments like this - zigging back and forth between the 2 versions - make me think I need some serious art training. In the original, the similarities in dress were more salient because we could SEE that they were more or less the same colour, and I found that delightful. ("More or less" is a useful and desirable thing in my opinion). On the other hand the background flowers seemed to pull us away from these more or less similarities; so yes, the BW is tighter and pulls us straight into the conversation of these two, but now I miss "knowing" their similar colour choices. Overall I think this one has a greater quicker kick.
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 10/18/2008 01:10:50 AM
Yeah, b&w works well for this.
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 10/18/2008 01:06:04 AM
Tnun called it true.. it is better in B&W - it cements the similarities - the overexposed areas are fine to my eyes.. in your work the high contrast is your trademark.. but that is just my 2 cents and I am not an expert in any way shape or form.. but I really like this treatment on this shot.
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