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These images don't really fit with my NZ scenery posts so I've put there here for comments.
This first shot was taken with a view to a Black & White conversion in PP. Converted using Alien Skin B & W filter. 
The next two are different takes on the same object and I can't for the life of me decide which I prefer. I'd be interested in your comments. 
This shot is a little redder thanks to someone's red taillights as I took the shot  Peter
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No. 1 is a killer, my man. Very strong and another great composition. The B&W came off very well indeed.
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Peter..... the first one is great......
the other 2 ...... Well I have seen you do better Cheers ....bp....
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#1 is definitely the winner.
Of the other two i can't decide between them, purely because i am not at all drawn to either one - as an image, not just in comparison to each other. I have seen far better from you. Harry Nikon D80, MB-D80, Nikon 50mm f/1.8, Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8, SB-800, Sigma 18-200 f/3.5-6.3
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Thank you all for the feedback. I guess Bernie's comment sums up the consensus on #2 and #3 nicely. They will now be consigned to my scrap bin.
 Peter
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obviously 1 is beautiful
but the 2nd one has some really nice cool/warm tones it shows how cool that bar is Wendell Levi Teodoro
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hi peter just wondering ill be in NZ late sept just wonderign how you got around so easily im sure in real life it wasnt but it seems like you got to some spots not on the regular tourist track
did you drive or just take long walks up mountains Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Wendell We drove - no long walks to get anywhere. Leon has a map here somewhere showing where we went Peter
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