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Pansy Face

by LindaCC
(Rancho Mirage, CA, US)

Pansy Face

Pansy Face

Followed the tip steps with Adjustment Layer/channel mixer.

We absolutely love this submission. Flowers are quite a conundrum for black and white photographers – even though they are colourful they still look great in black and white. The patterns help, especially the regularity of petals.

The high contrast looks good. The tip steps Linda is referring to can be found here.

Thanks for the submission Linda.

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Mar 09, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		I like it
by: Anonymous

I disagree with av, I think the fact that it is not instantly recognisable is good.

It makes you look a little more at the photo, makes it more interesting.

I think his (her?) comment about anyone could do that is a bit harsh. Sure, anyone could do that, but a most folks don't.
Mar 08, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		Oops
by: LindaCC

Guess AV (anonymous) didn't care for it.
Mar 07, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		av
by: Anonymous

Totally average, anyone could do that.

This guy has no clue, can hardly tell what it is to start with.

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