Snowblowing as Art?
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JDgreen227
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Well composed, have her try a few with B&W film, snow scenes are well suited for that type of photography. If she is using a digital camera, I don't know if those can be used for B&W pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
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Very nice, keep them coming.
PJ
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Very cool. I guess thats why I have the driveway plowed for now. 350FT and machine to do it.
GaryM
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Well composed, have her try a few with B&W film, snow scenes are well suited for that type of photography. If she is using a digital camera, I don't know if those can be used for B&W pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif )</font>
Some digital camera have a setting for B&W. But it's best to shoot in color, in most cases, and convert to greyscale in the computer.
That way you have all your options open, including sepia and other types of duocolor effects.
Some digital camera have a setting for B&W. But it's best to shoot in color, in most cases, and convert to greyscale in the computer.
That way you have all your options open, including sepia and other types of duocolor effects.
Junkman
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Isn't that one of those <font color="orange"> ORANGE </font> locomotives spewing white steam out the chute??? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
