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Chris Calohan
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In relative terms, this young cypress is just a baby in an aquafer where Cypress Trees live hundreds of years. I've presented it as a color and a B&W.
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Good shooting, Chris. They each have their positives but for me, unusually, the B&W comes second.
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Nice. I prefer the colour one.
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Thanks, guys. I too prefer the color version but only because the B&W didn't quite do as I intended in post...it's back to the drawing board.
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I would slightly lean toward the color version but both are excellent.
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The first for me,.. the colour reflections are wonderful.
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Beautiful subject. I"m a colour fan and I like the rendition of the green.
I think the background darkening might be a bit too much. My guess is with it brighter the tree gets lost so there is a trade off there for sure.
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Quote from: Leszek Piotrowski on May 06, 2024, 06:43:24 pm
The first for me,.. the colour reflections are wonderful.
I agree and think the colour adds something more interesting and extra into the shot. I don't mind the mono version, but that 'splash' of colour, really helps to lift the tree out of its background.
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Thanks for all the comments. The BG is dark but prints out much lighter...I find darks tend to clog up when changed to lo res jpegs.
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