I agree. I especially am drawn to #3. Seems mysterious and inviting. Once again your processing is almost below the radar and that's meant as a compliment.
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Don these are all great and make for a nice series. I do think the third could use a little lighting up of the black point or shadows as the there is a lot of black.
Also- have you played with a black and white conversion on #3?
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Aaron, thanks. I went back and forth on shadow detail in the last one and finally opted for just a little detail that was barely there. Most of the shadow detail was irrelevant , unattractive and tended to distract from the sunlit forms. I'm not being defensive. It may have been a poor judgment but that's where I came out.
I did try black and white on that one. I liked it, but it seemed weaker.
Aaron, thanks. I went back and forth on shadow detail in the last one and finally opted for just a little detail that was barely there. Most of the shadow detail was irrelevant , unattractive and tended to distract from the sunlit forms. I'm not being defensive. It may have been a poor judgment but that's where I came out.
I did try black and white on that one. I liked it, but it seemed weaker.
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Also- have you played with a black and white conversion on #3?
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I did try black and white on that one. I liked it, but it seemed weaker.
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