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Guarding the Bridge II
As before, but in B&W as suggested. I increased gamma, and sharpened it more to pick out the edges better. Thanks for the idea Leon.
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Guarding the Bridge II
Spot On!
The B&W conversion worked rather well, and the tweaking of the 'gamma' brought out a lot of detail in the bridge. This works for me. Good work!
Ciao!
Leon Plympton at 02:13 CEST on 31-Mar-2007 [Reply]