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Another attempt at monochrome conversion from colour..

Camera:Nikon D80 Check out Nikon Nation!
Lens:Tamron 90mm macro Check out Totally Tamron!
Title:And into the Light
Username:malarszk malarszk
Uploaded:8 Sep 2008 - 1:47 PM
Tags:Black & white, Close-up / macro, Flowers & plants
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CarolG
CarolG (e2 Member)
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108 forum postsCarolG vcard Greece12 Constructive Critique Points
8 Sep 2008 - 2:00 PM
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I don't think this works too well with a Japanese anemone, but click for effort! Japanese anemones are such wonderful soft coloured flowers, with beautiful lemon stamens, I think the beauty of it is lost in a monochrome image. (Only my opinion!) Carol

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Cole
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53 forum posts England16 Constructive Critique Points
8 Sep 2008 - 3:15 PM
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i'd say carol is right but only if you know what your looking at to begin with. not many flowers can work in B&W but this one pulls it off.
nice one

lonely_oryx
lonely_oryx (e2 Member)
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50 forum postslonely_oryx vcard England50 Constructive Critique Points
8 Sep 2008 - 5:22 PM
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Very effective IMO

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