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    High contrast P-51


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    Re: High contrast P-51

    Glad I don't have to decide which I like better.
    Great angle you got there.
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    Re: High contrast P-51

    Hi Tim, In this case I like the color version, only because it shows the discoloration of the metal from the exhaust heat better.
    -Bruce

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    Re: High contrast P-51

    I second Ballen's comment. With the discoloration that means it is for real!
    Jimmy B

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    Re: High contrast P-51

    Heck, I like 'em both. The B&W sort of sets the scene for the P-51; takes you back to its time. But the color, as mentioned, shows the greater detail, the beautiful paint work, and a great reflection of the sky.
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