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Night shot of the Lutheran church Murray Bridge, It was flood lit hence the shadows. Hand held with a 50mm lens and 600ISO. in Colour and B&w
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I'm a real fan of B&W but I think the colour version is amazing.I Shoot A Canon
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Colour for me too - really nice tones in the church and stunning colours in the sky to set it off.Comment
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I took this shot on my way home from taking some good sunset shots by the river that's where the reflected colour in the sky comes from.http://pauldoh2.wix.com/paulsphoto
Nikon D610, Nikor 50mm prime, Tamron 25-75mm. tamron 70-300mm.Comment
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The colour version does work better in this instance.
I think it's because the colours are so lovely. they complement each other and it's not overly busy with lots of colours.Comment
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I like the colour version but feel it would be better with more of the church to the right, and maybe a bit of breathing space.
Don't know if that was possible with whatever else might have got in the frame on the rhs.
The sky colour is beautiful.Comment
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I like them both, the colour gives more dramatic feel to the image.cheers
Rod
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Yes the colour version has the edge, the colours are magnificent.Cheers, Brad.Comment
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After careful consideration, I think it needs a bit of a lift in the detail because it looks a bit flat or smooth. A quick edit in LightZone using "ReLight" and "Sharpening"
I Shoot A Canon
Web: isacimages.com / My Gear / Flickr Photostream
My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.Comment
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