Harbour

[JoeyCadigan]

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[Derrel]

FIrst time I have ever seen selective colour applied to bouys aboard boats! Well-played Joey, well-played.

 

[JoeyCadigan]

FIrst time I have ever seen selective colour applied to bouys aboard boats! Well-played Joey, well-played.

Thank you.

 

[Bossy]

Is it truly black and white if you mar it with selective coloring?

 

[JoeyCadigan]

Is it truly black and white if you mar it with selective coloring?

I guess not but I think it's black and white enough for this subform.

 

[bribrius]

it is kind of neat because it takes you a minute to realize whats out of place. The rest is bw but you don't process that immediately just know something is different

 

[Tiller]

Selective color just doesn't work here. It's a much better picture totally b&w.

 

[terri38 9]

Hi Joey! I think this is one of those rare times when selective color is cleverly used. Good job! You'll find that selective color has a bad rep around here. Since most of your frame is B&W, the color is not overpowering - actually a bit fun that most of it is centered in the image.

 

[JoeyCadigan]

Hi Joey! I think this is one of those rare times when selective color is cleverly used. Good job! You'll find that selective color has a bad rep around here. Since most of your frame is B&W, the color is not overpowering - actually a bit fun that most of it is centered in the image.

Thanks. It means a lot

@Tiller
The just black and white looked a little plain and crowded. I didn't really know where to look.
What do you guys think?
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[Bossy]

I prefer the black and white (although the conversion is a bit muddy). The image has great lines, and highlighting the buoys detracts and also looks slightly... tumorous.