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Which do you feel is the stronger image? B&W or Colour?

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Old 07-13-2011, 02:12 PM
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I think the B&W could be stronger if you gave it some pop.
As it is, it looks kind of flat.
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While I agree with Tito that the B&W could use something else, I still prefer the earthy colors of the color version.
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Thanks guys for your comments. One more question for you. Do you find the grey in the bottom left of the colour image to be distracting? I really don't like it there (although I could clone it out in Photoshop), but I couldn't crop it out because that would mean cropping the bottom of the petal off which I REALLY didn't want to do.
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Until you mentioned it, I didn't notice it at all. A little content-aware fill or other cloning would work if it's really bothering you.
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A little content-aware fill or other cloning would work if it's really bothering you.
My kingdom for CS5! Alas, cloning in CS2 will have to do.
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Here's a couple more interpretations of the black and white version...


The first image is a straight inversion of the second.
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Of all of them, my fave is still the color. It's beautiful, btw. And I wouldn't have noticed the grey unless you mentioned it, either.
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