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25-09-2008, 15:42
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New to me
Just found this selective B&W filter on Picasso. The frame is a standard PSP one. What do you think? A touch of B&W seemed appropriate in a dangerous situation.
There again you might just think yuc!  
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25-09-2008, 17:52
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Re: New to me
You were right YUK
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25-09-2008, 18:29
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Re: New to me
Thank you Garry
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25-09-2008, 18:42
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Re: New to me
How about trying it the other way round? ie colour frame?
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25-09-2008, 20:18
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Re: New to me
Tried that but didn't like it. Guess they are best left alone.
 These were just a group of guys whizzing down the Nevis range from around 2000ft on what turned out to be a world championship course. I was only taking a ride up on the cable lift to the cafe/observation platform. 
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