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I have shown this in colour, in this image I have cropped out (and cloned out) a log in the upper left and present it in black and white. I think this is the best image of my trip out there.
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- George Barr
- I'm a part time working fine art photographer, full time family physician, and occasional model railroader.
5 comments:
Very rich. Balanced tones, subtle "S" curves, alluring detail. Nice image!
George, would you be too terribly offended if I told you I see a pig face in this shot? :)
I saw that same pig face when I first looked at this image. Now I can't get away from it. I love the tones and the composition, but I keep seeing a pig.
Thanks guys, thanks a lot! Now I see the pig too, you ba...rds! Sigh...
I'm going to have to think hard about how to get even with you. Pigs indeed. Humph!
Not a pig, a hippo! :)
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