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This is a discussion on Fishing spot within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Funny thing for me is the other day I was going through and deleting poor images, when just for the ...

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    Funny thing for me is the other day I was going through and deleting poor images, when just for the fun of it I converted one to B&W suddenly the image worked. I was forgetting my roots and had forgotten how sometimes color is distracting. Once again good work with this one.
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    Thanks. I wasn't even going to take the shot..but I knew between the rocks and lines of the bridge I wanted to try the BW. Just happened to work out!

    And here you go MA. Desaturated color


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    I prefer the second B/W - VERY nice conversion, somewhat dramatic and I like it. Lines, composition, exposure, PP all look good to my eye. I wish there was something a bit more exciting going on in the foreground...still a strong shot tho. Hope that helps - Marko
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    Quote Originally Posted by marko View Post
    I prefer the second B/W - VERY nice conversion, somewhat dramatic and I like it. Lines, composition, exposure, PP all look good to my eye. I wish there was something a bit more exciting going on in the foreground...still a strong shot tho. Hope that helps - Marko

    You just gave me an idea Marko.. Now lets just hope the snow can stay away for just a little bit more!!!

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    My pleasure. It's a really strong shot but missin' that extra little something that can turn it into a big-time winner.
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    Nice comp..nice processing.. This works for me.
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    I really like it as a B&W, very strong...

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    I like the colour version as much as the B&W in this case.

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    Nice pic but I still mis some WOW factor

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    I just sent you a PM about this image Kat.
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