Selective B&W

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By: Sam Graziano III

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Photographer	Sam Graziano III {Karma:14064}
Project	#55 Peace & Tranquility	Camera Model	Canon EOS 5D
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	JPEG
Portfolio	Landscapes and National Parks	Lens	Sigma 24-70mm EX DG 2.8
Uploaded	3/29/2007	Film / Memory Type	SanDisc EX III 2GB
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - UF Old Timers
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Annemette Rosenborg Eriksen {K:55244} 4/11/2007

Wow- this looks completely surreal and like entering Rivendale! Amazing work with slow shuttereffect and I also like the selective colouring. It almost looks like two photos brought together. Very nice work, Sam.
Best wishes
Annemette

Doyle D. Chastain

{K:101119} 3/30/2007

Hi Sam!!

I like the shot, the composition and the shutterspeed. I do NOT care for the selective desat though! IMO, you need to put the color back on the left central twig (we know that would be difficult too) as well as the top left corner of the shot. This would leave ONLY the water desaturated and the composition more thematic.

But the shot is dynamic and wonderful . . . so why lose the color in the water? All the extra work . . . but with a (IMO) dubious payoff!

Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~

Martin .

{K:24957} 3/29/2007

Sam III,

Wonderful selective color and slow shutter speed, indeed... ;)

Well done my friend,

Marty

arijit(ratul) talukder {K:6029} 3/29/2007

great shot !! love the slow shutter effect
regards
arijit.

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