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Shot this one yesterday, I am leaning towards B&W because of the age.



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Old 08-15-2011, 12:21 PM
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I like the BW for whats it's worth..
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Old 08-15-2011, 12:27 PM
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I like the BW for whats it's worth..
Your opinion, It's worth a lot!
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I prefer the b&w also, however I think you could improve on the colour version and lighten the church a little in processing as it seems a bit too dark.
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bartender, make it 3 black and tans...er I mean black and whites....
You have pulled out more detail in the B&W, door, brickwork... you might tweak the color one a bit if you wanted to keep the color version. In LR and PS you can tweak the perspective and have the building looking a tad more upright.
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Old 08-16-2011, 12:18 PM
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For what its worth, I prefer the colour the B&W I do not feel adds anything. There is a nice balance tith the chuch the blue of the sky and the green folage.

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B&W all the way. I'd even go so far as to do some burning on the stones to bring out a bit more detail in them
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