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One that I took in Exmouth a few weeks ago...what do people prefer, B&W or Colour? Also any C&C would be much appreciated :D
Thanks for looking...
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/treesil.jpg
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/treesil2.jpg
Forbiddenbiker
09-04-2008, 16:59
Interesting comp, the very bright areas (poss blown) look cool I think, and work for it, rather than against....just tell me you did that on purpose and I'll believe you. :D
I like the colour one most... warmer and fresher compared to the startling black and white I find. :thumbs:
:O! you were in exmouth the other week and didnt tell me?! Shocker!
I prefere the B&W version myself, think it adds a slight abstract feel to the shot which works for me. I like the composition, and the off-level angle at which you took it as well works with the scene. Good stuff!
Dark Star
09-04-2008, 18:23
B&W for me! Nicely seen and nicely dealt with!
B&W for me! Nicely seen and nicely dealt with!
:agree:
The figure on the railings works really well. Stranger or male model? :D
Thanks for the comments guys! :D
ForbiddenBiker - er yes..of course I did the whole blown out thing on purpose! :suspect: haha I felt the same as you about it working in the photo, especially the colour one :)
Woodsy - that was the weekend I was in Exeter too! You knew about it :) a little while ago...thanks for the lovely comment
Dark Star - thankyou! :D
Baz777 - haha I didnt plant him there, he was a really sweet old guy who chatted to me after I took the picture and talked to me about the area...he had lived there since he was little :)
Like both v much but B&W is very striking, a bit of bias as its my home town and i have been away for way too long. Very good and you managed to catch it on a sunny day.
Duckydoodle
14-04-2008, 13:57
Like the composition and the figure on the rails really works. Prefer the B&W the silhouettes stand out more and the bright sunny area adds a sort of mysterious element to the whole scene. Love the stark look of the palms against the blank sky :thumbs:
Thanks very much for the comments brizzel and Ducky! Glad you like! :D:thumbs:
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