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A few from Dun Laoghaire

randombassist · 2006-02-25 11:59:37

Was down in Dun Laoghaire yesterday and managed to get a few shots. Deliberatly took them for B&W as the sky and the sea were looking very similar colour wise, and I didn't think they'd turn out well that way. Any advice of feedback on them is much appreciated! Shot with canon 350D, 18-55 kit f8

25-02-2006 11:59AM

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randombassist

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Was down in Dun Laoghaire yesterday and managed to get a few shots. Deliberatly took them for B&W as the sky and the sea were looking very similar colour wise, and I didn't think they'd turn out well that way.

Any advice of feedback on them is much appreciated!

Shot with canon 350D, 18-55 kit f8

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#2 25-02-2006 02:44PM

captain P

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the black and white works, it looks like it was more stormy than it was.

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#3 25-02-2006 02:48PM

dunser

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Hey Random

Excellent shots. Just got my new 350d the other day, Were is the settign toconvert to Black & white.

cheers

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#4 26-02-2006 11:47PM

randombassist

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You can do it in camera, if you're not in Auto mode. You can also do it in post processing. I think the latter is a better option; you can make colour into b&w, but you'd have a damn hard time doing it the other way around!

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