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Oct 03, 2010 09:58 |  #1

Hi People,

Been sometime since I have posted.
Lately I have been Re- Editing my work as well as getting some travel time in between.
B&W is what I love to produce, I thought I would share with you some of my work. Let me know what you think about them, I'm always open for advice.

You can view the rest of my work here:www.48frames.zenfolio.​com (external link)

I have.. B&W, Landscapes, Travel, Motor Racing, and a few more.
(sorry for the small size here you can view them larger on the link above)

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Thanks for looking and let me know what you think ?

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Oct 03, 2010 22:55 |  #2

a little more contrast, you want the darkest darks possible and whitest whites...they look a little gray, great compositions just a little tweeking and they will shine!


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Oct 03, 2010 23:03 |  #3

I really like the last one with the stone bridge.




  
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Oct 04, 2010 00:43 |  #4

Andy R wrote in post #11028497 (external link)
a little more contrast, you want the darkest darks possible and whitest whites...they look a little gray, great compositions just a little tweeking and they will shine!

Not necessarily. Darkest darks and whitest whites loose details in both spectrums. It also depends on what mood he wants the viewer to elicit. While I might agree the middle left one needs some added contrast, I'm really diggin' the top left, middle right and bottom two.

The top right water reflection is a neat idea, but for me it fell flat with all the empty gray up top. I might try a crop with the clouds higher up in the frame.




  
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Oct 04, 2010 09:27 |  #5

I'd love to see the Eileen Donnan Castle shot with the full causeway leading out to it.
I love BW.
Really like the bike shot.


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Oct 06, 2010 11:51 |  #6

Cheers guys thanks for looking,

digidiva I have two more of Connor Mcleods house, let me know what you think.
If you would still like to see more or other castles then follow this link:
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