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Dave Chinn

jack schade wrote:

The light is great. Well done.

jack

Thank you Jack.

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Linda From Maine wrote:

The sharp details are exquisite, the lighting perfect, the pose engaging. Fantastic work, Dave!

Thank you Linda, much appreciated.

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Curmudgeon wrote:

Beautiful work.

Thank you.

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l-fox wrote:

Well done

Thank you.

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PAR4DCR wrote:

Awesome image Dave. Was wondering where you have been.

Don

Thank you, Don. I've been in and out but mostly out. I'm trying hard to stick around this time. I think Covid created a negative atmosphere for most of us.

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kpmac wrote:

Excellent.

Thank you.

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StanMac wrote:

Great work creating that moody image. It would work in the gallery or on an album cover, Dave.

Stan

Thank you Stan. Album cover sounds like an excellent idea.

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TonyP wrote:

What StanMac said

Thank you TonyP.

StevenG Loc: Long Island, NY

Dave Chinn wrote:

I just recently converted to B&W, taken on the dirt street of Tombstone, Arizona. I change the background to black added some fog with some gaussian blur and reduced the opacity for a soft touch appeal. Thoughts and feedback welcome.

Nicely done!

scaudill Loc: Rock Hill, SC

Very nice. Those hands could tell a story.

DWU2 Loc: Phoenix Arizona area

Dave Chinn wrote:

I just recently converted to B&W, taken on the dirt street of Tombstone, Arizona. I change the background to black added some fog with some gaussian blur and reduced the opacity for a soft touch appeal. Thoughts and feedback welcome.

Great textures.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

Dave Chinn wrote:

I just recently converted to B&W, taken on the dirt street of Tombstone, Arizona. I change the background to black added some fog with some gaussian blur and reduced the opacity for a soft touch appeal. Thoughts and feedback welcome.

It's absolutely awesome David!

kitrn23

Nice, I really like this. Keep up the good work.

rockdog Loc: Berkeley, Ca.

Dave Chinn wrote:

I just recently converted to B&W, taken on the dirt street of Tombstone, Arizona. I change the background to black added some fog with some gaussian blur and reduced the opacity for a soft touch appeal. Thoughts and feedback welcome.

This is very cool! Very happy to see your work in this section.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Methinks you did well!