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    Gary "Jake" Jacobson
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    Default Petal Power



    I cropped this image to show the repeating patterns of the petals. I would appreciate any feedback you could offer on this image. Details: It was captured with the Canon EOS 40D and a Tamron 90mm macro lens, mirror lock-up, cable release and tripod.

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    David Steele
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    Unusual to see a flower - and a rose at that - reproduced in B&W and it works very well.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Gary,

    I think the B&W treatment works exceptionally well here. Overall, I feel it is a bit too dark but I am not sure if I would like a lighter version more. I agree that a close crop works better to remove extraneous surrounding distractions. Well done.

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey Jake, very nice B&W, works well with this image. I agree on a tighter crop to eliminate the gaps in the corners. I like the soft light.

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    Robert O'Toole
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    I like the idea and this image. The contrast if a little low for best effect. I usually try 10-15 conversions when I do B&W. Some methods really make an improvement. Which method did you use?

    Robert

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    Gary "Jake" Jacobson
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    I converted this image in Canon Digital Photo Professional because I like the digital filters they offer for black and white. Cropping and contrast were adjusted in Photoshop.

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