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Mk 3
Copyright ©2011, Paul Yeoman
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A slight tweak, just enough to make the contrast.
| Photographer: | Paul Yeoman |
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| Folder: | Some of my favourites |
| Uploaded: | 27-Feb-2011 20:43 CET |
| Current Rating: | 8.50/2 View all ratings Delete my rating |
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| Camera: | Olympus E-410 |
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| Image resized to: | 540x720 |
Getting there
Now were cookin' Paul.
Remember B/W is all about tone, texture and contrast.
What are your thoughts on this version Mk3?
I must confess that I was thinking of even more through levels in Grayscale.
Be daring!
Randall Beaudin at 06:58 CET on 28-Feb-2011 [Reply]