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I used a skin softening filter on the pic. Here is the pic without that applied.

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5560102-md.jpg

Every time I pass these spires I yearn to capture its essence. I am

told that the two spires/stacks on the left may be torn down soon so

if anyone has any suggestions on how I can improve upon this image,

please let me know while I can still take more.

I look forward to your comments.

Thank you.

I personally think I like the b/w better. Any comments? Do you agree, disagree. . . ?

I liked this image because of the strong lines of the pose. The left

arm for instance...

What do you think?

What do you think?

This pose reminded me of a greek statue. I also tried a b/w version

shown below. What are your thoughts?

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5550656-md.jpg

Does this add to the photo? I've brightened and whitened the eyes.

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5551865-md.jpg

Is this an improvement or too much?

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5551386-md.jpg

This is another favourite from my recent model shoot. I liked the

childelike look of the subject. I almost imagine there should be a

teddy bear somewhere abouts. What do you think?

This is my favourite shot from my recent model shoot because I think

it shows the models vulnerability. Again I wonder if it's better in

colour or B/W. I am leaning towards colour, but what do you think.

 

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5550643-md.jpg

Taken in a series of shots in a photoshoot I did last week. This is

among my 5 favourites, but am torn as to whether it's better in colour

or b/w.

Here is the b/w version

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5550651-md.jpg

This is the first image I took in a photo shoot done this past week.

It was one of my top 5 favourites.

This flower almost seems to have a face. It caught my eye while in the

Royal Botanic gardens recently.

The building was unremarkable, but this door always caught my

attention. Ususually there was a car in front of it blocking the view

but I finally got lucky and got this shot. Something kept drawing me

to this door.

I passed this many times and every time I did I wanted to take a

picture of it. This is a Closeup of the ironwork above the door.

A Magnolia flower in the Royal Botanic Gardens. B/W conversion using

Power Retouche and some darkening of background elements to make the

flower pop more.

A really strong image. You must have been up very early or late in the afternoon to get this nice contast, adding to the impact of the image. My only suggestion would be to clone out the person in the background, or to have taken two exposures to bring out the detail in the person.

Simple and simply beautiful. Great work.

I like the sand. It adds to the organic feel of the shell and reminds us of its natural origin and environment. I wouldn't change a thing.

Sharp, great contrast, and I love the idea of an eye closup and this one was executed very well. Good angle making the eye more oblique. I think a shot like this would work in either colour or B/W. Very nice.

Please let me know what you think.

Better in Colour or black and white?

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5107807-md.jpg

I was using a filter to create those deeply saturated blacks you see in Tri-X. It doesn't look underexposed on my colour calibrated monitor, but it was brighter when in colour and before b/w processing to increase the contrast. As for the buildings. How about this as a solution.

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5112881-md.jpg

Comments please.

Comments please.

Better in colour or B/w?

 

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/5107801-md.jpg