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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
While searching through some older photo. I found this image I took a few years ago with my Sony f505. When taking it I remember liking the sunlight and how it shined through the leaves and the shadows it formed.
PP. I used Paintshop to decrease colour depth to 256 shades of grey. I resized for TN and framed.
I hope you enjoy. |
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Hello Sue!
Fantastic shot! This B&W is wodnerful!
Hi Sue,
this is interesting in B/W. I never thought that colourful leafs in autumn could look so nice without colours. A good idea.
Thanks for showing to us
Sabine - wishnugaruda
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(1309) - [2005-08-08 16:42]
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Hey Sue,
WOW !!! It amazing to see how much we depend on color. I had to look much closer at this image than I would have had to if it was color. A nice fresh perspective. Sorry about your flower --- it's a shame that it's off. Very nice shot
Hi Sue, I am particularly fond of BW photography as I think it makes the viewer look closely at the details as well as the light and shadows. I also like the variety of shapes. Beautifully done!
Hi Sue,
A wonderful and artistic composition. We sometimes need a reminder how many shades of grey there are. It is great to see this type of shot. I would give more points for this one if I could.
Scott
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(469) - [2005-08-10 3:33]
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Hello Sue!
Great composition.DOF and light are wonderful.
Thanks for posting.
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