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  1. 08-08-2007, 08:04 PM #1
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    White with black? Or Black with White?

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    Re: White with black? Or Black with White?

    I like the contrast and composition of the photo but I have to admit shooting this in black and white might have not been the best choice. The details of the darker petals are lost in the background. Do you have an original colour version?
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    Re: White with black? Or Black with White?

    yeah, I agree that the contrast is a bit high on this one. It wipes out most of the detail.

    It's interesting you chose B&W for this cause there's several subjects that normally do not take to B&W well - sunrises and sunsets, and ... flowers. But sometimes going against the grain is worthwhile.

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