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Old 08-06-2008, 05:09 PM
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I took this photo last weekend of my lovely model Sarah. I thought I would try a B&W conversion. What do you think?



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I Like it Very Much,Both Color And B And W.I Would ,However Take Out The Dress Strap Shadow With Photo Shop.
I Really Like The Personality Portrail!!
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Thanks. I was going both ways on the strap shadow.
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Both very nice!

My only minor complaint would be the lose of detail in the upper right of the B&W version.
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That is due to the spot lighting effect from the upper right to the lower left ofthe photo.
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That is due to the spot lighting effect from the upper right to the lower left ofthe photo.
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