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Color selected photos....whats your take?

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well..personally speaking, I have never been a fan of B&W, and I don't think either shooting in, or converting to B&W works for very many pictures at all. (this is of course, the same opinion many people have on selective coloring)
and yet, gsgary and the_traveler have shown me that sometimes, I just have to push through my natural prejudice against B&W and admit that a photo is in fact, just plain well executed.

my point is...just because something has become a cliche, or has been vastly overdone, (and usually poorly) does NOT mean someone cannot use that technique to produce a good image. if your going to throw selective coloring out the window due to misuse, you should toss sun flare out as well. and brick wall backgrounds. and train tracks. and desaturated images. and dutch tilts. and vignetting. and, well, you get the idea.
 
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And when all those things are thrown out, a sort of photographic perfection is achieved:

MONKEY PICTURES.
 
And when all those things are thrown out, a sort of photographic perfection is achieved:

MONKEY PICTURES.

well, who doesn't love monkey pictures?
 
TPF is more fun than a barrel of monkeys, no wait, TPF is a barrel of monkeys ...
 
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die thread, die.
 
I swear this one looks like my dad.

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IIRC last autumn(ish) someone posted a selective colour of the orange leaves in a landscape and it was done quite well and was fairly well received, I will have to see if I can track it down.

There was also another one where an old coffee can was red and the cabin was B&W.....the search is on.
 
Well, this thread has hopefully given the OP enough opinions to help him come to his own conclusions - and has since gone meandering off track. ;)

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