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Thanks! I played a lot with the b&w trying to get something I really liked. I could shoot old barns all day long. Just something about them I love.Nice procesing, I really like
I'm not sure about that piece of fence at the bottom of the frame and then leads to the house, kind of cuts from the simple image of the house.
you could always push the curves to make the top left brighter too.I like the edit William but the top left is a little distracting. Thanks for commenting guys!
Ya I just fixed that on the saved version on my computer. It was just a slip with my burn tool, I didn't hit that one spot. You got good eyes!Our edit is much nicer now, you are getting a little bit of halo around the barn door, just be careful when using a soft brush.
much better contrast now.
I didn't mean to be discouraging. I was just trying to illustrate a point.^^^ I think I give up on b&w's. If I boosted the contrast, I would lose the detail in the barn walls. Also the primary colors of this scene were red, green, and blue...
No, it's fine. It's not just you that has said something about my b&w's. I didn't literally mean I was going to give up lolI didn't mean to be discouraging. I was just trying to illustrate a point.^^^ I think I give up on b&w's. If I boosted the contrast, I would lose the detail in the barn walls. Also the primary colors of this scene were red, green, and blue...
Contrast is everything.