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There was very little colour in the scene, but I quite liked the textures. The dynamic range was also very low, maybe only 2.5 stops in the whole scene; the mist was just lifting.
So a natural B&W conversion. Most people seem to prefer more contrast than I naturally dial in, so I've put in as much as I think I can without losing the detail in the textures. P.S. The lighter area in the shallow water isn't a digital artifact, the water really was much lighter there, due perhaps to depth, refraction or the underlying material at that point. Comments appreciated. |
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I like the tone giving good contrast. good composition: rule of the third in all perspectives hence plenty of artistic qualities.
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I like this one.
I think the boost in contrast is just about righton this one. Atleast to my eyes. I still can see plenty of texture detail at this level. Like Jaki, I would like to see the color version too!......Even if the color is minimal. Nice clean composition. Pleasing to look at. Thomas. |
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I love it! Awesome photo. I'd be curious to see the color version too. Still, I really like b&w and you've done a nice job with this one.
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