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Burning the Leftover Oil

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    Thought it was kinda cool, tell me what you think. sorry for the small image I found out in the uploading phase I don't have the full image on my computer
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    What made you go B&W on this? It totally works ... it's an excellent B&W shot in my view, so don't get me wrong. Just curious really as the colour of the flames would normally prevent most people from choosing B&W I would think.

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    I'm not a huge B&W fan but I like this shot. Has a bit of an X-Files feeling to it
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    This is it with colour, I think ultimately I liked the shadows on his jacket, and I thought the blue sky kinda took away from the flame colour.
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    It's good in colour too but well done on recognising the potential in the B&W option.

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    b&w is a great way to go. This is a cool shot
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