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    Shot this at Bodie ghost town.
    Nikon D200 24-120 lense,F16,1/125,ISO200,0 comp,tripod mtd, converted in Nik Silver FX

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    Dave, Nice conversion and the comp. looks good. This is a cool image , you could have alot of fun with in OOTB. I'll have to look for images like this when I'm in the field.

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    This is great too Dave. I like old buildings and B&W is a good way to present them. It gives them the authentic, rustic feel they deserve. :)

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    old west in b&w. proper!!! i like it. you got a nice range of tones in this one.

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    Really like this, Dave! Love the textures.

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    Dave, this is excellent! Love the comp on this - I think you nailed it.

    As a side thought, I did a conversion like this once with an old abandoned farm house and let about 20-30% of the natural wood color to shine through. It added a whole other dimension to the piece - you might go back and try it with the black and white layer lowered just a bit to let the natural tones of the wood start to shine through and see what you think.

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    Hi Jules, will take a look...thanks

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    These are a blast to shoot. Don't forget to try HDR too even for B&W conversions....

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