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Nice one Bazza!
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Great shots....first one especially for me 
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Very nice - I think clouds are one of the best subjects plus you don't even need to travel all over the place to get different ones !
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Bazza, I like these , especially the first one, is that your in camera black and white, because that is lovely
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Yes that was the D200 in the B/W setting, I am undecided if B/W is better taken this way or taken in colour and edited into B/W. I tend to lean on the in camera setting method, but I did darken it a bit with editing to make the cloud edges stand out more, hence the black sky
Bazza
Yes that was the D200 in the B/W setting, I am undecided if B/W is better taken this way or taken in colour and edited into B/W. I tend to lean on the in camera setting method, but I did darken it a bit with editing to make the cloud edges stand out more, hence the black sky
Bazza