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Take a Pew II

By 213hardy      
A few people wanted to see a mono version of this so here it is, have prdouce 2 not sure which i prefer.

All C&CS welcome

Thanks for looking

Den

Tags: General Black and white Close-up and macro Seats Pews

Voters: Lawrence2011, Hermanus, RLF and 21 more


Uploaded:
30 Nov 2012 7:07AM
Camera:
Nikon D3000
Specifications Nikon Nation
Lens:
55.0-300.0 mm f/4.5-5.6
Shutter Speed:
1/50s
Aperture:
f/4.8
ISO:
3200
Focal Length:
110.0 mm
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Comments


Hermanus 5 4 South Africa
30 Nov 2012 7:28AM
it looks great in mono too - But I still prefer the rich wooden tones in the colour version Smile

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mrswoolybill Plus
10 1.1k 1725 United Kingdom
30 Nov 2012 8:45AM
Knew it would work. I think I prefer the rich black in V2 but I suspect that V1 is nearer to true vertical.
Moira
woolybill1 Plus
10 22 70 United Kingdom
30 Nov 2012 9:17AM
Both are very appealing, Den, my personal preference being for the darker V2. A good pattern image.
Regards
Bill
JohnChambersPhotography 5 5 3 England
30 Nov 2012 9:34AM
Thanks Den I was one who asked to see the mono. I perfer v1 for me shows more Textures on the DOF. Both good but v1 for me. Mono works very well indeed. Good processing well presented.

John
marshfam19 Plus
8 5 United Kingdom
30 Nov 2012 10:00AM
Although it looks great in mono I still prefere the coloured image as it shows the grain of the wood.

Mary
nonur Plus
8 17 12 Turkey
30 Nov 2012 10:32AM
I think mono works even better, Den. I prefer V2 as it is more impressive.
lonely_oryx Plus
9 61 55 England
30 Nov 2012 11:28AM
V2 for me
Ade_Osman 14 4.5k 36 England
30 Nov 2012 5:10PM
Great demonstration in how to use DOF to good effect.....Good work.

Ade

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