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    I like this image and tried to play around with tones. Not sure which one works the best. Ideas welcomed. Tell me which one you like the most.
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    This is the original.

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    Black and white, high contrast.

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    I think I like this one the best, but would be happy to hear what other people think. Thanks.

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    Hi Jackie I'm partial to the last one since it has the selenium look but is mostly a personal feel thing !! For B&W I like the cold toning rather than warm btw LightRoom has lots of options !!!

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    Jackie, As Alfred said it's a personal choice. I am not fond of the blues in B&W and I find the third post has too much blue for my taste. I tend to lean toward the sepia tones,so I'm probably not the right person to ask. But if I were to pick it would be the 2nd. maybe a tad lighter. Do like the shot w/ all the angles,and if you had presented just one -I probably wouldn't have noticed all the blue.

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    Hi Jackie:

    A fun image . . . if you scroll the photo and cut off parts of the top you will see focus change on the opening. I cut off down to the top of the opening to put the opening dead center. (Might even be a bit more dynamic dropping more??)

    Took your original into LR2, checked grayscale, your exposure is excellent. I clicked the eye dropper in WB, and chose the average which never showed a discernable difference.

    I looked at many options and I like your original the best with my slight preference crop.

    Only another view.


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    Jackie,
    I like the first one...:D:cool:

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    Thanks for the re-work Gus, I always appreciate other ideas. Thanks for everyone's input, taste is very different and personal for everybody!

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