A Sunny Day in B/W

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Image Title: A Sunny Day in B/W

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By: John Chiu
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	John Chiu {Karma:6250}
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Categories	Landscape	Film Format
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Uploaded	1/23/2004	Film / Memory Type
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Harlan Heald

{K:15732} 1/27/2004

I like this version better than the original colored version. Great diagonal in the foreground!

Robert Gaither

{K:34128} 1/25/2004

nice capture and image. Like the use of b/w in this photograph.

MaryBell {K:32791} 1/25/2004

John,

As you can probably guess, I prefer this one.

BTW can't help asking (because your phrasing confuses me) you thought I wasn't attractive and was surprised or you thought I was attractive and found me less attractive than you imagined? ;)

Take care...

Mary

Eduardo Bernardes {K:8999} 1/24/2004

Beautiful, John. Very beautiful. Excellent atmosphere.
Great shot!
Regards, Eduardo

Dave Arnold {K:55680} 1/23/2004

Definitely the color one because it works with the blue and white slopes of the snow. But I agree with Hugo, maybe try some contrast on the b&w and see what happens.

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