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noticed the condition of this derailleur mechanism and thought it might make a good B&W study
This is a discussion on Derailleur within the Black and White - Monochrome/Monotone - photography forum forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; noticed the condition of this derailleur mechanism and thought it might make a good B&W study...
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noticed the condition of this derailleur mechanism and thought it might make a good B&W study
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You were right It's very cool.
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I love the tones here. B&W was a great choice. NOw what's a derailleur?
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It's the mechanism on a bike with gears that moves the chain up and down the different size sprockets when you adjust the gear lever. Does that make sense?Originally Posted by Bambi
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Cheers Iggy and Bambi
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Quite an interesting image ed, good comp here. I could offer some PP advice if you like that i think would make this sing louder. lemme know.
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