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Converted to b&w then used opacity slider to bring back a hint of colour, mainly because of the rocks and I thought the reflection looked better as well.
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Nicely done Mick - you are becoming a master at PP. Nice effect with that adjustment.I Shoot A Canon
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Thanks Isac.
I'm becoming quite comfortable with b&w but colour still gives me huge headaches. Can't get my head around it.
Always happier when I have an image in photoshop that I know will end up b&w.
Maybe I'm regressing with age and I'll end up selling the 7D and getting a Box Brownie as they drag me screaming into the old peoples home
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What ever floats your boat Mick. I think that conversion is super. I agree colour is a challenge for me too and a good B&W somehow eases the pressure a bit.
Ah the old BB camera - I've used that many times (borrowed from my Dad back in the 50's as a youngster. B&W was it back then so as in life, we have gone full circle.
Which brings me to the old peoples home - I've heard about them, seen pictures and they look so fun! Can't wait - I think!I Shoot A Canon
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