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  1. 03-20-2011 11:36 AM #1
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    Into the Wild

    C&C Please






    Shot with my Nikon FE2
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    interesting terrain and I think something could be made with it but I call these a miss. #2 does have interesting form but you're lacking a defined subject to draw attention.
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    ^ yes, nothing really drawing me in, either. This type of scenery is very difficult because everything blends together. You need either some creative lighting or a closer view of something with a lot of attention to the background.
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    Yep, the place does look interesting, but I don't think the photos benefit from B&W conversion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drake View Post
    Yep, the place does look interesting, but I don't think the photos benefit from B&W conversion.
    Black and white conversion? These photos were shot with Ilford hp5 400 film. Black and white. I don't believe there was a conversion
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    Sorry then, I had no idea how you got the images.
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