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The Shrine in the Garden
Hi,
Was in Suan Luang Park in the east of Bangkok. Came across this Thai shrine in the middle of a pond.  Post processing was done by Channel Mixer in Monotone and Curves and some dodge and burn in some areas. Enjoy and comments are appreciated!
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hihi nick, nice shot
 the black n white does make the picture impressive. I love the reflection off the surface of the water! heading to bkk tomorrow morning for field trip might do some street shooting! |
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Would like some comments about my B&W PSing too! Comments are appreciated, this is the only good picture out of five before the sun went to bed. Had only five minutes of sun left then...
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Anybody?
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I like it. However I would prefer a little more details in the shadows. How about experimenting with various color filter in PS to see the different effects generated?
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Thank you for your comments. Will take your advice next time PSing... I used a red layer with 25% opacity over the background then I converted it to B&W using the Channel Mixer layer. Would this work like a red filter for B&W film?
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Oh ok...
 Does anybody know if I take a picture from a DSLR, then on PS, I put a 25% Red layer above it and then change the picture to B&W using channel mixer and get a gain a contrast the same as putting a red filter over B&W film?
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i dun tink i will.... use the alpha channels to create the black and white photo also...u get better contrast tt way..
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very nice!
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Witness: To use the Alpha Channels, I have to use the Channels Tab and edit from there?
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