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has an antique look to it. Good if that's what you were going for. I think I'd prefer more of a whitish that yellowish look, but then I'm maybe too much of a realist. Love the pose and the paws! Not the usual and that's a very good thing.
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Shreyas, I love the pose and the toning. Did you use Pixel Bender? There seems to be a different texture to the fur - whatever it is I like it a lot.
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I like the look of the image, polar bears always look great in B & W. I like the graininess of the image...nicely done and composed.
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Shreyas, I really like the textures in this image...in the foot pads, in the fur, in the rock...I just wish there was a bit more room between the LHS of the frame and the paw. I agree with the comment about wishing it had truer whites, but that's a matter of personal taste. Nicely done.
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Shreyas, I like the processing and the toning looks good to me. Nice pose and comp. The paws look great!
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Thank you all for your comments and suggestions!
@Hazel and John, I consciously opted for the yellowed antique look as the pure b&w was not working well for my tastes (especially the bear being so white) 
@Cheryl, yes, I selectively used the PB on the fur only to add smoothness to the fur.
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The processing has brought out the detail very nicely, I'm rather fond of this kind of effect, I do similar with some of my bird images from time to time....hehehehe, love the leg hanging over the rock.
Only one complaint.......the title....now I cant get the song out of my head ! hehehehe
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PhilCook
Only one complaint.......the title....now I cant get the song out of my head ! hehehehe
Phil, I actually shot this on a sunday morning and hence the title
Glad you like it!
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