Taking a Break

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By: Anthony Lound

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Photographer	Anthony Lound {Karma:6661}
Project	#62 Equal and Opposite	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	At Work Street Travel	Film Format	Digital RAW
Portfolio		Lens	Nikkor 18-200mm VR
Uploaded	6/16/2009	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Location	City - Guanajuato State - GUANAJUATO Country - Mexico
About	Non-Holga treatment. To be honest, the saturated colours of Mexico's towns and buildings are generally not suited to B&W.

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Anthony Lound

{K:6661} 6/16/2009

Thanks guys. Agreed on the bottom bit James, I was in two-minds about it. An interesting take on colour v B&W for Mexico's "look" Gary - and who could possibly argue with Ansel Adams?

Regards,

Anthony

Billy Bloggs

{K:51043} 6/16/2009

Interesting street shot, well balanced composition. I'd disagree with you on the BW issue. I find film with well saturated colour, like Fuji, converts very well to BW. But it is sometimes a pity to lose good natural saturation, especially as we see so little of it in Northern Europe.
Regards, Gary

James Cook {K:38068} 6/16/2009

Nice work with a difficult framing. The bottom is a little bothersome, but this is really well arranged.

Keith Saint

{K:13784} 6/16/2009

Well seen the bicycle and the man in the chair work really well in this shot

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