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Work Will Set You Free

By FoolsAndKings
Part 1 of a set of 2 from Auschwitz Camp in Poland.

THE PHOTO
A common photo from the camp, but normally there is less foliage on the trees, so the wording stands out better.
Also with all the groups of people I took it above their heads so not to get any unwanted distractions.


THE ALTERATIONS
All the images have been altered from the original using just 4 clicks in ThumbsPlus 7.

As mentioned before not a great lover of the idea of PS, but I may yet be converted when I find the time to see what can be achieved. ThumbsPlus is what I use to resize and catalogue my pictures. It has a few basic tweeks, but when used together can give a much better image.

All pictures were originally colour.

FOR ANYONE WHO'S INTERESTED
Here are the four clicks

Saturation to 0
Lightness -25
Contrast +25
Shift and Q to Equalize Channels

Thanks

Tags: Auschwitz Altered Black and white Digitally manipulated Landscape and travel

Voters: wildvision148, woolybill1, AnneWorner and 10 more


Uploaded:
6 Nov 2007 3:58PM
Camera:
EOS 350D
Lens:
18-55mm
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Comments


wildvision148 15 Australia
6 Nov 2007 4:34PM
Nice black and white image.i like it.
Sam
AnneWorner 15 620 43 United States
6 Nov 2007 5:25PM
These will be thought provoking. Words we all understand and know on the sign, aren't they! Absolutely necessary in b&w.
Anne
AndyCRevitt 16 12 United Kingdom
6 Nov 2007 6:58PM
An image best suited to mono. Very well captured and always thought provoking.
Andy
nickyv32 15 135 England
6 Nov 2007 7:39PM
A touching Black and White image, great shot, look forward to the next upload...
Nicky
pmorgan 16 217 13 England
6 Nov 2007 7:56PM
The 4 clicks were perfect choices!

Rgds
Paul
ripleysalien 16 1.2k 11 United Kingdom
6 Nov 2007 9:12PM
Looks like there is a bit more in this, if you dont mind people having a crack at your images, stick one up as a modable and we can see whats in there and convert you to the holy church of the sacred Photoshop, amen.

Steve
FoolsAndKings 15 8
7 Nov 2007 7:14PM
Thanks for the great comments.

Not sure if I can do as a MOD with not being a member. If I can I will do. AMEN
Last modified by FoolsAndKings on 7 Nov 2007 7:20PM
SuperRoo 16 63 2 Australia
8 Nov 2007 8:31AM
Interesting angle... although I like it, I think I would have prefered the whole scene... but maybe there was a reason for cropping it higher up.

Paul
SpeedAltStar 16 1 England
19 Nov 2007 1:12PM
Like it. It's on my visit list for 2008.
Cheers, Ken

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