Thought it was kinda cool, tell me what you think. sorry for the small image I found out in the uploading phase I don't have the full image on my computer
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Thought it was kinda cool, tell me what you think. sorry for the small image I found out in the uploading phase I don't have the full image on my computer
What made you go B&W on this? It totally works ... it's an excellent B&W shot in my view, so don't get me wrong. Just curious really as the colour of the flames would normally prevent most people from choosing B&W I would think.
I'm not a huge B&W fan but I like this shot. Has a bit of an X-Files feeling to it
This is it with colour, I think ultimately I liked the shadows on his jacket, and I thought the blue sky kinda took away from the flame colour.
It's good in colour too but well done on recognising the potential in the B&W option.
b&w is a great way to go. This is a cool shot
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Cool photo! Gives "burning the midnight oil" a whole new meaning but why is he burning it?
haha, well, we went to my friend's parents house for dinner and had deep fried turkey, then afterwards all the oil was leftover, soooo...we burnt it
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Yes the b&w adds that much more to it, very well done Skippy, I really like this one.
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