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Eager to hear your thoughts!
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Now that's kinda cool. Great idea and good execution.
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Everything outside the beam of light should be much darker to indicate night and the transition between the edge of the beam and the darkness should be more definite. But I was wondering how to go about doing a vignette transition from color to B&W and your way seems to work well. In fact very well.
Maybe darkening the B&W area is cheating. |
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I like them both...each has an appeal..well done guys...
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Very cool shot and PP, worked out great.
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