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This is a discussion on Limestone Deposits within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Found these neat rocks with limestone deposits on them...does it work in B/W or colour better?...

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    Found these neat rocks with limestone deposits on them...does it work in B/W or colour better?
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    I think I would have tried a different composition. i think the black and white works better here. To be honest though, its not your best work. Not trying to ruin this for you, but Im just trying to help. Im guessing this rock is kind of small. Sounds weird, but could you pick it up and take it home. It might be a fun subject in a light box. Something you could get your black belt, lens hood grabber, harley riding friend to build for you. :-)
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    I think color is better 'cause you can see the limestone, the colors.
    Although I'm not an expert

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    Thanks guys....I figured it was worth a shot but I'm kinda in agreement w/ JJ here after looking at it a few more times.
    But heck, that's why we post right?
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    wow - at first glance I though this was larva

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    Quote Originally Posted by marko View Post
    wow - at first glance I though this was larva

    Agree with the comments here.

    Exactly what I thought too!
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    They look like really deformed, rotting teeth to me. O_O
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