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Thread: Face to Face

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    Face to Face


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    Re: Face to Face

    Nice catch Tuna......
    Face to face and the space between.
    I even like the black scratch mark on the wall, fits right in.
    Look through a glass eye.
    Give it a few tries.
    Nothing goes right in its time.
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    Re: Face to Face

    Tuna, excellent image. If you raised the perspective a little, the line which intersects horizontally the top of the gazebo would be lowered to the point where the pillars intersect the support beams.

    Although, going through the openings in the hole of the support beams as they are right now works really well.

    The BW conversion looks like bonafide BW film, great work.

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    Re: Face to Face

    Love this!

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    Re: Face to Face

    Good conversion to monochrome. The tonal range is very good. I like the composition, even though my eye / brain is trying to reconcile their heads almost being at the same level, whereas the ground below them seems to slope downward at a considerable angle. It actually makes sense when you see the feet of the lady on the left not touching the ground, which for me really makes the shot.

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    Re: Face to Face

    Simple but eye catching. I wonder how'd you capture with right angle on photos like this?
    “Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will.”

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