This is a discussion on August 2008 - Photo assignment #2 - Summer photography within the Photo assignments forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Originally Posted by tomorrowstreasures My grandson bought this umbrella and insisted on trying it out on a beautiful, sunshiny day...So, ...
This is my first effort at resizing. I sure hope I did an ok job.
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Looks great to me in B&W, has a warm and happy feel to the photo.
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darn it. http://www.photography.ca/Forums/ima...lies/frown.gif
:( i wonder what i did wrong. http://www.photography.ca/Forums/ima...s/confused.gif
i don't have time to fix it this morning, will do it tonighthttp://www.photography.ca/Forums/images/smilies/redface.gif
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For most of the general public who do not even take snapshots in black and white, their first impression of a black and white family photo is that it is old and must have been taken a long time ago. The reason is that they have generally seen black and white shots only in old family albums. The assumption made is also that if he/she was a certain age when the black and white was taken, they must be very old by now.
All my childhood photos are in colour by the way.
Tegan
Last edited by tegan; 08-27-2008 at 09:13 AM.
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Thanks tegan - I knew the distractions were in there, I just left them to see if you would notice. lol.
tomorrowstreasures - I like this shot very much, it's very playful.
Perhaps it could use a slight boost in contrast but that's it. It might also work REALLY well in sepia.
Thx
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