Black and White Blue detail

Discussion in 'Post Your Photos' started by John L, Nov 6, 2021.

  1. John L

    John L Active Member

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  2. Craig Sherriff

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    I like the reflections on the car in this image, John.
     
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    The real MacCoy as well.

    Very nice.

    Gary
     
  4. John L

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    Thanks chaps - I only wish I owned one!
     
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    nice image john, i looked on your flickr for the details of the lens, nice to see the M5 and efm 11-22mm in action, its a great lens for close up wides
     
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    I love a good "Selective Colour" image John. Nice work. What method did you use?
     

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