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Went for a walk along the Flat River this morning and took the Nikon D50 and Tamron 24-135 along. This view looked so serene, so I shot a few pics. Wish the clouds had cleared to let the morning sky through, but clear sky in Michigan in late November is rare. The D50 is growing on me... I miss some quick features that were on the FZ20.
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I like that, the colours in the grassed contrast nicely with the black and white of the rest of scene. Have you though about converting to b&w though? It would be interesting to compare the two.
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Hi John, Here is a black and white version of the same scene.
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Interesting, I hope you don't mind, but I had a go at b&w conversion as well. I'm not sure it's any better though, just different :-)
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I like the bolder contrast in your b/w version. The grass shows up better and the limbs farther down river look more detailed.
Today it is raining, and thereis a heavy fog. The snow will be gone shortly! |
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