In Color and B&W
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Cany143 wrote:
Two separate exposures, two separate treatments.
Very Impressive and so attractive.....nice work man !
Jan 5, 2020 08:00:08 #
Nice images Jim ... I have a very slight preference for the color one personally. Hope your New Year is off to a great start.
Jan 5, 2020 08:04:47 #
Both are nice, but the color has more details for me. Nice catch in the fog.
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rborud
Loc: Minnesota
Cany143 wrote:
Two separate exposures, two separate treatments.
Cany I too feel the B&W has the feeling of the viewer being suspended in a feeling of tension. The color has a more feeling of trying to exist. Odd as in my case I tend to favor color. Thanks RBorud
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AlanW
Loc: Upstate NY
Cany143 wrote:
Two separate exposures, two separate treatments.
I really like the contrast and tones in the BW. The sky works much better with shades of gray rather than the bluishness of the color one. I think the composition is much better also with the bushes in the foreground. Great work!
-Alan
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