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Bridge in Glen Affric
Came home with a camera full of 'blue' photographs that had 'gone wrong'. I tried getting the colour back but just couldn't seem to get them looking natural so I tried to rescue a few by turning them black and white.
attempted b&w rescue
original 'blue' picture
attempted b&w rescue
original 'blue' picture
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They both look great, but I prefer the B&W one 
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I like both but at least the B&W one has fabulous depoth the shoadows ..really lovely
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I think the B&W is stunning 
, I've never seen anything done blue before and not really sure if I like it or not (sorry), I'd probably have to see or do a load more before I can make up my mind 
, I've never seen anything done blue before and not really sure if I like it or not (sorry), I'd probably have to see or do a load more before I can make up my mind
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The blue effect wasn't intentional. Something wasn't set right on my camera. I had about 20 or so shots that went wrong like this. The b & w one was just what I managed to turn it into.
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Oh, so it wasn't a setting on your camera, on mine I have a setting for vivid blue, along with green, red, sepia b&w and so on, it wasnt one of those then, pity I was going to go outside and play
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
The blue effect wasn't intentional. Something wasn't set right on my camera. I had about 20 or so shots that went wrong like this. The b & w one was just what I managed to turn it into.
I actually rather like the blue effect myself - you can pick out the detail on the underside of the bridge which isn't there in the B&W shot (the B&W shot is great though - that is the type of shot I like to take in B&W).
Again, great composition
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Great pic the blue one looks good in its own way too.
the blue one looks good in its own way too.
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Great capture Phil, I like both pics.
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