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ReplyDeleteThat last one is priceless. the kid is going for the mouse. the one above is is great too, she is like "I don't know?"
these are great bon, makes me miss NY.
Nice stuff- I like the third from the bottom best! What's your BW conversion process like these days? I like your shiny tones.
ReplyDeletei convert to grayscale and then play around with the tones- mostly upping the brightness+contrast and deepening the shadows, trying my best to not lose too much of the midtone in the process. i've found that images come out pretty flat and gray when they first convert to grayscale, at least in the photo editing program i'm using (arcsoft photostudio). i'm just bringing some of the detailing back in.
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