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In Shades of Gray & White
© sariegirl
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Uploaded: 08/21/06 12:22 AM GMT
In Shades of Gray & White
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We went up to Mt Rainier Nat'l park today, and on our walk to Box Canyon I saw some trees that had died and turned gray. I thought this setting would be pretty in black & white, so there ya go. Thanks for looking & I hope you enjoy it too!
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::ResDesOK
08/21/06 2:21 AM GMT
Black and white has always been a favorite for me. You did a good job balancing the tones and it's very appealing. - Patty (TYU = thank you unnecessary)
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This is very interesting and has a lot of depth Sarah. I like the black & white as well and find your photo very pleasing. Thanks for sharing it.
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Mt Rainier?...Surprised you havent 'Bumped' into Jerry (Digi Cam Man?)....he always out tramping them hills!
I like the effect you have given to this!.......It's always good to look at....B&W can be relied on to give some dramatic photography............
I like the effect you have given to this!.......It's always good to look at....B&W can be relied on to give some dramatic photography............
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This is a great image and I like the black and white theme. Great work.
Jason
Jason
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The black and white was really the only choice here, wasn't it? You composed this shot fairly well, trying to bring out the diagonals. I like that. I think though that it would have been better if you'd been a lot closer to the fence. It would have allowed you to eliminate the distracting foreground shadow, and bring out more detail in the wood of the fence which gets a bit lost here. Sometimes less is more, if you know what I mean.
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