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Posted on 18/02/13 10:27:41 PM |
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brewell
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Red Hills Opry Barn
Sometimes an image just falls in your lap. I shot a wedding at the Red Hills Opry Barn(which is why I forego the week's challenge). This was a scene in the corner of the barn at one of the two heaters. All I did was create a sepia layer and mask out for the color layer. B'e Well.  _________________ Is it necessary? Does it work? |
Posted on 23/02/13 11:28:47 AM |
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salfordnurse
Intensive Illustrator Posts: 207 Reply  |
Re: Red Hills Opry Barn
such a lovely composition. The balance with the old and new as you say it's a gift when an image like this presents it's self |
Posted on 25/02/13 07:36:26 AM |
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Steve Caplin
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Re: Red Hills Opry Barn
A terrific photograph. But I'm not sure that pulling part of it into colour helps that much: it makes the whole thing look more unreal, and draws too much attention to the tablet. Wouldn't it be more subtle if your eye came across it by accident? |