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black and whitewhat's your opinion of these, thanks
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Nice and sharp Pa. I prefer the colour version as it brings out the subtle pink tones of the beak more.
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In the colour one the beak and the feathers are very similar colour and the sky dominates. I really like the black and white, though - the details in the feathers are more noticeable via the contrast, and I like the white on black background.
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I prefer the colour but that said the black and white would be striking if you printed it big and found the right spot to hang it.
thanks for the feedback john, BT*ist, and craig. i've tried a few b/w conversions in the past and this is the only one i thought may have worked.
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thanks yip, bugeyes, greg, bob.
greg said B&W for me. Perhaps you could try a selective colour though. Sky black. Bird in colour? how is this done greg, thanks. cheers pa
Love the b&w, prefer it over the colour version
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