Chris Calohan
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Asher Kelman
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Chris,
Could you also post a 60 pixels wide version so I can see it without scrolling. I was able to see it on my 21" monitor which I swiveled into "portrait" mode. Was there sky? Did you crop it?
Asher
Could you also post a 60 pixels wide version so I can see it without scrolling. I was able to see it on my 21" monitor which I swiveled into "portrait" mode. Was there sky? Did you crop it?
Asher
Michael Nagel
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Chris,
I remember having seen this one before in color.
For me b/w does not enhance it. The soft appearance of the tree is gone and the contrast both for the tree and the building is high, blending both into each other.
It would work for me if the building would be more out of focus and if you manage to separate both entities better on a tonal level.
Best regards,
Michael
I remember having seen this one before in color.
For me b/w does not enhance it. The soft appearance of the tree is gone and the contrast both for the tree and the building is high, blending both into each other.
It would work for me if the building would be more out of focus and if you manage to separate both entities better on a tonal level.
Best regards,
Michael
Chris Calohan
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Answers the question of a reshoot...thanks!