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Want colour - look elsewhere
Want colour - look elsewhere ... because these are black and white
These were shots at Pelican on Lake Macquarie - just south of Newcastle. Images #1 and #2 were taken with the Nikkor 10.5 DX fisheye and 35% defished. Image #3 was taken with the Nikkor 28-70/f2.8 ..................... PP using Alien Skin Exposure ............................................................. PP Using Nik Color Efex  ............ 
PP Using Alien Skin Exposure  Peter
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Not quite an invert, Mic.
I'm pretty sure it's using negative blue. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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Mic - Thanks, but no inversion - As Leigh said I used Negative blue which makes things blacker the more blue they are. hence the darkest blue sky (top left) becomes the blackest
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Peter,
I like #3 a lot here. I think it needs some more work, I see it as an Ansel Adams panorama type shot. Composition is great but the focus of the cloud shape kind of gets lost. Perhaps a bit more contrast. Matt
very spooky
3rd one is lovely because it shows such scale but i also like the 2nd the 1st invetered one looks like a bad photoshop selection
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