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I think black & white was a good choice here it works well.  San Antonio by S M, on Flickr San Antonio by S M, on Flickr New Braunfels by S M, on Flickr
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That's one heck of a glow around the dome.
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You're right, I didn't quite notice how bad it was. Shadows and highlights sliders are one hell of a drug.
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Pretty Cool Name posted:You're right, I didn't quite notice how bad it was. Shadows and highlights sliders are one hell of a drug. Just wait till you find the clarity slider
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Liking both of these 
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Is this Monterey? I used to have a buddy that lived next to condo's that looked just like that second picture. We've been in walnut harvest for the past month and this year I've been trying to take more quality pictures with my Fuji. It's really tough to take color photos in the orchard, so this year I'm trying to think more with a B&W eye. Would really appreciate some feedback on these.  Walnut Shaker, on Flickr  Sheep Barn, on Flickr  Walnut Orchard, on Flickr  Walnut Shaker, on Flickr Super bummed the B&W thread was archived. I really think that style deserves it's own thread. It's a style I'm trying to improve in, would love to discuss more specifically with others. jvick fucked around with this message at 05:32 on Oct 25, 2018 |
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I don't really have any feedback other than those are dope.
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jvick posted:Is this Monterey? I used to have a buddy that lived next to condo's that looked just like that second picture. It is Monterey. I really like these.
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Orions Lord posted:
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dis is extremely my poo poo, but you have some weird outline thing happening on the tree line. is that from the b/w conversion?
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Cross-post from film thread. I dropped the wet negatives on the ground so they got covered in dust and hair but I think these two are relatively un-effected. DSC01315 by Andrew Burns, on Flickr  DSC01317 by Andrew Burns, on Flickr
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hope and vaseline posted:dis is extremely my poo poo, but you have some weird outline thing happening on the tree line. is that from the b/w conversion? Not sure I will check it, I am not that good in PS etc. Thanks.
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Orions Lord posted:Not sure I will check it, I am not that good in PS etc. Thanks. A border of bright pixels along the horizon is usually caused by over sharpening. There's some other causes too but that's the most common.
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xzzy posted:A border of bright pixels along the horizon is usually caused by over sharpening. There's some other causes too but that's the most common. Or a not great selection to darken/lighten the sky.
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