This is a discussion on Does this seascape work in B & W within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Thank you guys. Marko... after brushing in some selective contrast it really made quite a difference. Thank you for your ...
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Thank you guys. Marko... after brushing in some selective contrast it really made quite a difference. Thank you for your guidance. Aubintbay, I agree with your comment about the rock. It does take my eye away but I am having trouble cloning it out without evidence being left behind. I will keep trying... UGGHHH!
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I am still trying to figure out a way to clone out the distracting rocks but am not doing too good :(. Here is what I have with your suggestions Marko. Thanks for asking
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To my eye this version is an improvement!
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I like it and think it works in B&W well in the second shot.
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