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Lovely shot, but one that teases the eye because you naturally want to see the rest of the face 
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I reckon it would work well in mono - give it a shot
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Had a quick play - hope you don't mind.
Converted to mono
bleached out via levels
added s filter for the colour
Converted to mono
bleached out via levels
added s filter for the colour
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Azz and jols. Can you explain how you done those please? I like them, and would like to know how it was done.
Also do you think the little gap above the right eye by the forehead should be cloned in? It kind of catches the eye.
Also do you think the little gap above the right eye by the forehead should be cloned in? It kind of catches the eye.