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You must be pleased with light in this one Dave.
A good feeling like when Spurs beat Man City!
Nicely done.
Colin
A good feeling like when Spurs beat Man City!
Nicely done.
Colin
Yep, the mono works really well, Dave.
That thoughtful look is so well captured.
John
That thoughtful look is so well captured.
John
Mono.
Tim
Tim
Just love this Dave and I think most of us that have being fishing knows that feeling.
Love what you have done with the black and white, so I thought I would have a go at the colour one. I have not changed anything in the image, just a bit of colour toning. I wanted to make it a darker feel to the image. Just used the new selection tools in camera raw.
Great image...
Love what you have done with the black and white, so I thought I would have a go at the colour one. I have not changed anything in the image, just a bit of colour toning. I wanted to make it a darker feel to the image. Just used the new selection tools in camera raw.
Great image...
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Love what you have done with the black and white, so I thought I would have a go at the colour one. I have not changed anything in the image, just a bit of colour toning. I wanted to make it a darker feel to the image. Just used the new selection tools in camera raw.
Thanks Robert, nice mod. Seems a little more natural.
A little delay in giving my first GEA of the week, because I was having trouble with the Awards Manager (I don't usually use it: thanks to Malc, as so often, for sorting out a problem).
Why? Beautiful, tight composition, with the rod pointing the same way as the man's eyes, and that distant expression. A man lost in the flow, which would be ironic if he was fishing on a canal...
The depth of field is just right, suppressing the background, but allowing enough to show to indicate an urban rather than a rural setting.
I knew when I saw it that this was a contender for me. Nice one, Dave!
Why? Beautiful, tight composition, with the rod pointing the same way as the man's eyes, and that distant expression. A man lost in the flow, which would be ironic if he was fishing on a canal...
The depth of field is just right, suppressing the background, but allowing enough to show to indicate an urban rather than a rural setting.
I knew when I saw it that this was a contender for me. Nice one, Dave!
