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Angelo

this b/w conversion gave me a real headache. please tell me what you think of it.

roentarre

Very interesting black and white!

leaforte

The shadows of the lines on the brick came out nice in the conversion. I like the simply message of motion this conveys. Thanks for sharing.

Richard

Angelo wrote:

this b/w conversion gave me a real headache. please tell me what you think of it.

Overall, it's pretty good. The reflections are clear in the glass of the doors despite their darkness. The sidewalk looks a little blown, but I don't think that matters...we don't need to see any chewing gum there. I'm not sure this is possible, but I would like to see a little more contrast between the guy's head and the wall behind it.

I like the symmetry. Looks like it could use about half a degree of CC rotation. Nice capture.

Angelo

leaforte, roentarre: thank you

Angelo

Richard wrote:

Overall, it's pretty good. The reflections are clear in the glass of the doors despite their darkness. The sidewalk looks a little blown, but I don't think that matters...we don't need to see any chewing gum there. I'm not sure this is possible, but I would like to see a little more contrast between the guy's head and the wall behind it.

I like the symmetry. Looks like it could use about half a degree of CC rotation. Nice capture.

Thank you Richard

The sidewalk and the contrast between the walker's head and the building are what gave me the most trouble. The tonal quality of his head is exactly the same as the facade so virtually impossible for me to compensate for.

Believe it or not the image is level. The top edge (of the crop) follows perfectly along a horizontal building detail. The building is not perfectly symmetrical. I did adjust the horizon and when I went just a tad more CC it looked worse.

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