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Jan 29, 2007 07:41 |  #1

Here are soime rather dull pics of sea gulls converted to blk and white and some geese to Any tips would be benifical ..thanks for looking


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Jan 29, 2007 08:35 |  #2

Very nice composition and B/W conversion! I just wish that the bottom geese would not be so close to the frame of the image.


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Jan 29, 2007 10:37 |  #3

Sebastein I went back and checked to see if I cropped it that way but I did not it was the original frame But thanks for the tip 'sometimes I just click away when I am at the river and it has rocks all over the place so its hard to get down or close haha But it does have plenty of gulls ducks and geese ..I even saw a river rat once ...ewwwwwwwwwwww hahaha


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Jan 29, 2007 11:08 |  #4

We have muskrats up here too! I saw a few last summer and didn't always have my camera with me :oops:

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