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- Colin
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tolsta bw by colinhcameron, on Flickr
dalmor b+w-3 by colinhcameron, on Flickr
dalmor b+w-2 by colinhcameron, on FlickrDalmor and Tolsta, Isle of Lewis
monochrome beaches
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tolsta bw by colinhcameron, on Flickrdalmor b+w-3 by colinhcameron, on Flickrdalmor b+w-2 by colinhcameron, on FlickrDalmor and Tolsta, Isle of Lewis
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- Brian
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Like these shots, black and white works well. Prefer the first two - don't know why but the foreground of the third seems a little empty to me, even though it isn't. maybe it's because no individual rock stands out as the focal point.
If I was going to be really picky the horizon in the third is a little central - I know it is in the first but doesn't seem to matter so much there. And the horizon needs straightening in the first (told you I was being picky
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If I was going to be really picky the horizon in the third is a little central - I know it is in the first but doesn't seem to matter so much there. And the horizon needs straightening in the first (told you I was being picky
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Very nice, indeed. The amount of contrast works particularly well with these rocky scenes. Number 1 might be just a touch over baked, but the others are spot on in my book.
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Love the sky in no 1 and overall my fav has to be no 3. Can't explain why - just keep coming back to it time and time again.
Fantastic work
Jo
Fantastic work
Jo
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The second one would make an amazing print, great contrast and blacks.
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Number 3 is very nice with the light coming through the clouds