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DeeGee

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Gladioli b&w.

07-08-2011, 18:42

Canon EOS 500D - 55-250mm is lens.

Just because I do like black and white. WDYT?

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DianaS

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07-08-2011, 20:54

Re: Gladioli b&w.

Very nice, love the contrast - have you tried it in portrait?
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08-08-2011, 07:10

Re: Gladioli b&w.

looks very nice, I also wonder what it would look like in portrait
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DeeGee

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10-08-2011, 19:14

Re: Gladioli b&w.

Here you go, flipped it round in Infraview.
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#5

10-08-2011, 21:13

Re: Gladioli b&w.

that looks good but a bit odd landscape - portrait looks much better

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#6

11-08-2011, 11:58

Re: Gladioli b&w.

I also prefer the portrait image
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DeeGee

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11-08-2011, 17:23

Re: Gladioli b&w.

Its growing on me.

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gary1968

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#8

11-08-2011, 20:55

Re: Gladioli b&w.

Very nice Di, I have not tried B&W yet, summit to play about with I think.

Gary
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