Like the B&W the best #1 the variations of color is intriging. The darkness above the window could have been dodged a bit. composition is ok # 2 I would have cropped out the house on the right as the grey dead tree against the other house with the rear trees leaves changing color and the green of the tree on the left would have been better.
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I think I'm leaning toward the B&W too although you always throw in a strong color shot to confuse me. Shot 2 is really nice as well. I just wanted more house in the first shot. Is this your new summer place?
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Old cabins such as these lend themselves so well to B&W or sepia. I'd love to see #1 in B&W with perhaps a little noise that could add to the "oldness". Wonderful find. I'll be expecting an invite to stay with you and your fireguy for a few days. ;-)
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Like the B&W the best #1 the variations of color is intriging. The darkness above the window could have been dodged a bit. composition is ok # 2 I would have cropped out the house on the right as the grey dead tree against the other house with the rear trees leaves changing color and the green of the tree on the left would have been better.
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I think I'm leaning toward the B&W too although you always throw in a strong color shot to confuse me. Shot 2 is really nice as well. I just wanted more house in the first shot. Is this your new summer place?
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#1 for me, though #2 comes close. I think just one fixer upper per shot is in order, too confusing otherwise.
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Old cabins such as these lend themselves so well to B&W or sepia. I'd love to see #1 in B&W with perhaps a little noise that could add to the "oldness". Wonderful find. I'll be expecting an invite to stay with you and your fireguy for a few days. ;-)
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The colors are amazing, but the b&w lends to the house more than the color.
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#2 works for me, although it seems a bit overly dark... that kind of works for effect though. ^^
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Like the B&W best.
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