Green door (in BW and colour)

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Green door (in BW and colour)

Postby pharmer on Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:25 pm

Just played with the green and red mixers in the monchrome image

Quite like the look and feel of it

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Any thoughts
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Postby Bretski on Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:31 pm

definitly an interesting pic to play with...

I have no idea how to do it (being a PP Dummie) but it would look good with everything black and white except the door and boost the colour of the door or do the reverse only have the red bricks in colour and the rest of the pic B&W
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