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Day 24 Jan 2011: Convert your coloured images into mono shots

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    nik111
    nik111 (ePHOTOzine Staff)
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    24 Jan 2011 - 12:01 AM
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    Today we want you to have a go at the Gradient Maps tutorial then post your before and after shots here.

    If you're new to Photo Month you can find out more about it in the what is Photo Month forum.

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    TTT
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    495 forum posts United Kingdom
    24 Jan 2011 - 7:00 AM
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    img-1409.jpg

    img-1409---version-2.jpg

    I think the colour version confuses the viewer away from the purpose of the image, which is the females readjustment of hair at a food stand.
    Taken in Budapest, Canon 5D+ 100 f2 @ 1000s/ f4 iso200

    fentiger
    24 Jan 2011 - 10:20 AM
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    bike-racing-2.jpg

    bike-racing-2bw.jpg

    I felt that the colour of the cyclists vests were a distraction from the action

    Pontepineapple
    24 Jan 2011 - 6:32 PM
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    swingbridge---copy--2-.jpg

    swingbridgebw.jpg

    Looks even more derelict in mono.

    Gypsyman
    Gypsyman (e2 Member)
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    595 forum postsGypsyman vcard England
    25 Jan 2011 - 11:58 AM
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    Grandsons, Tom & Mat.

    tom-matt.jpg

    tom-matt-copy.jpg

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