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Pattern in Black and White (enlarge)



Img_4690_09_06_2013 - ABSTRACT - Canon Rebel T4i - Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM - Shutter Speed: 1/1000 sec - F/Stop: F/2.8 - Aperture: f/2.8 - ISO: 100 - Focal Length: 100 - Exposure Mode: Aperture - Metering Mode: Spot - Flash Did not Fire - Adobe CS 6 - original image is of a Peony


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Antony Long suggested this one would look good in Black and

White, so I thought I would try it. I also have posted the Original

Image that I used for this Abstract (any thought expressed are much

appreciated, Gail :)

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I think they are both excellent, even I like the original better because there is something lost on the B&W abstract, color and fragility first of all!

 

Best regards, Gail!

 

PDE

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Did I really say that? Just as well you did such a good job with it. They are very different. What does Gail think?

I also love both. I like the detail/textures in the b/w and that all forms have an equal part to play, whereas in the colour the pink forms are the stars with other colours/forms the supporting cast.

What can I suggest next...... split toning ?

Regards

Tony

 

 

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Somehow the segments of this image give me the impression of  the religious figures one would see in the stained glass windows of a great cathedral.  Great imaginative and innovative work! 

Hope you are feeling better! 

 

Best Regards 

 

Alf 

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Much appreciation Alf for your visit and thoughts shared. Yes, the shapes in the 4 'arm's of the design do have that kind of appearance. I didn't think of it until you mentioned it.  My shoulder is still causing problems but it isn't slowing me down too much.  I haven't figured out whether to keep using and exercising it, or give it a rest. It bothers me more, the more I do, but I don't want it to stiffen up. Thinking positively that all will be fine :) I was doing pretty good at not walking into things - at least for nearly a year!!    

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