I did BW of this for the assignment, but I think it also looks decent in colour. Any comments? Thx - Marko
This is a discussion on Their Objects - Colour within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I did BW of this for the assignment, but I think it also looks decent in colour. Any comments? Thx ...
I did BW of this for the assignment, but I think it also looks decent in colour. Any comments? Thx - Marko
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I think in this 'colour' version (so close to monotone but I see the blue bits in the flame ) is MUCH better!
I liked the assignment one but love this one more. You obviously thought this one through. I love it!!!
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Great stuff Marko...you caught a real great mood here...sombre memories. Love the colour..almost has a sepia feel to it.
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