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Nov 04, 2008 14:43 |  #1

I dont know which version of the photograph I like better.. Black and white or color?What do you guys think?

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Nov 04, 2008 14:49 |  #2

I like the b&w version. There isn't enough color in the first to make it any more interesting.




  
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Nov 04, 2008 15:01 |  #3

The black and white is quite bland as well, though. There's no true black. Give it more contrast by playing with curves a bit. It's not an interesting subject to begin with.


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Nov 04, 2008 16:23 |  #4

Unusually for me i prefer the colour version, I quite like the subject.




  
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Nov 04, 2008 16:24 |  #5

i like the color one better.


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Nov 04, 2008 16:28 |  #6

JuiceBox wrote in post #6623453 (external link)
The black and white is quite bland as well, though. There's no true black. Give it more contrast by playing with curves a bit. It's not an interesting subject to begin with.

can you explain why you think that it is not an interesting subject? I see things on here all the time like this and its always praised.... yeah i know my pp sucks but I want to understand what is considered an interesting subject... just wondering...


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Nov 04, 2008 16:39 |  #7

Heres another BW...

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Nov 04, 2008 16:46 as a reply to  @ canonnoob's post |  #8

A rather broad statement but, for those of us with little skills, it's often a lot easier to do a good B&W images if your subjects are inorganic.
Try a brick wall as opposed to a tree in fall bloom.


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Nov 04, 2008 16:48 |  #9

im still confused at what you mean chaucey.. sorry lol.... :) can you explain it alittle better please?


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Nov 04, 2008 18:26 |  #10

You can make great shots out of "boring" subjects, but typically you need a lot of artistic skill; something that I don't have. The subject here is not really inspiring, or thought provoking.

By the way, the most recent one you posted is a bit better.


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Nov 04, 2008 18:28 |  #11

thanks juice... thanks for the clarification.


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