This is the original LR edit of the B&W shot I posted yesterday.
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now that I've seen the colour version I do prefer this - still think the tree needs some space which probably could be shorted in PS:- Ian
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Agree with Ian this does look better in colour and the tree is a bit tight, have you thought about cloning some of the branches at the top which could give a bit more breathing space ...just a thoughtComment
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Nice shot Wayne - the flow of the water is captured really well. I can see what the others are saying about the tree.Comment
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Cheers Guys. A bit of background; I was laying on a sand track across the stream to take the shot at 16mm short of swimming there was no more sky!
I could add some and I agree it would be better for it but PS doesn't really float my boat. I might do it anyway though.
Cheers,
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Colour better for me.Comment
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Color works because the water doesn't get lost in the rocks. I still think if you do some dodging and burning you can improve the BW image
TomComment
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Colour is the way to go on this one
stanComment
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I haven't seen the mono version but it will have some way to go to improve on this
Cheers,
JohnComment
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Colour is much better.
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