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I was starting to archive some of my past images and I came across some band shots I never PP'd so... here we go...
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I was expecting a landscape shot with palm trees and a blue ocean.
Good band shots Leigh, but that last one looks a bit odd. Steve.
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The second one with the floodlighting is very interesting. Leigh, you definitely like BW photography. I suppose these sort of live indoor shots lend themselves to BW conversion, (I assume they were taken in colour then processed)?
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Yup.
I mean, I shoot in colour but I understand black & white so I tend to convert to it. Images don't make a lot of sense (usually) in colour to me. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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