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psykopyro
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Dec 09, 2005 23:57 |  #1

Please tell me what you think! Thanks! :D

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Dec 10, 2005 02:45 |  #2

For some reason i prefare the first, is seems to be a little sharper and there are more shades of colour in the smoke

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Dec 10, 2005 09:31 as a reply to  @ RiverCottage's post |  #3

Yeah, I think I would have cropped right around the top-right corner of the first image, there's some nice texture there. The 2nd one is interesting, has this almost neon-glow spine to it where the whites blow out from the contrast being pumped - but I still prefer the first.




  
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Dec 10, 2005 13:58 as a reply to  @ JonM's post |  #4

JonM wrote:
The 2nd one is interesting, has this almost neon-glow spine to it

yeah, well that is the PS filter I used. :lol:


i'm having fun putting color filters in front of it, the red one looks really nifty.


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Dec 10, 2005 21:03 |  #5

I can't see the first image, says it's unavailable.


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