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shot this on a railway trestle bridge that spans the Grand River in Caledonia, Ontario
This is a discussion on Railway spike within the Black and White - Monochrome/Monotone - photography forum forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; shot this on a railway trestle bridge that spans the Grand River in Caledonia, Ontario...
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Railway spike
shot this on a railway trestle bridge that spans the Grand River in Caledonia, Ontario
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I really like the textures in this shot.
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Good comp here but i'd love to see the colour version for comparison if you care to show it.
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Here is the colour version as requested
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In the B&W version I really like the tones and textures. However now that I see the colour one, I think I prefer it. Love the rusty look.
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Thanks Ed - I think i find the blacks just a bit overpowering in the BW version.
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I most likely have the contrast and clarity pushed on this which would push the blacks, really appreciate the feedback.
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excellent sharpness and texture. IMHO very better the b/W version.
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Tossup ... it really is. Like black and white to begin with, yet I love the colour one more. Simply because the head of the spike is not so "shiny" in it. Overall, the light and textures are very cool in either format.
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