2nd: Colour/monochrome by YesBut by ctfchallenge

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by YesBut


6th November 2008	YesBut

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Canon DSLR Challenge		16-Nov-2008 02:02
YB, this is one of my faves of the entire challenge. I have no idea why you moved it here.. .but it's your call... sigh !Lydia

ctfchallenge		15-Nov-2008 20:58
I love this one YB - please move it back to Eligible! :-) CJ

aam1234		14-Nov-2008 21:50
Yes...why?

ctfchallenge		14-Nov-2008 21:35
This is a terrific shot that seems to qualify in the "Eligible" gallery. I'm not sure why it has moved either ~ keithinmelbourne

ctfchallenge		14-Nov-2008 18:45
WHY MOVE THIS??? WHY - Debi

aam1234		13-Nov-2008 00:52
You sonna of a pish. Very impressive photo.

aam1234		13-Nov-2008 00:33
Great photo. And I mean it in every ounce of what "great" means. Waw.

aam1234		11-Nov-2008 19:38
WAW

Guest		10-Nov-2008 12:56
Thanks everyone for taking the time to leave your comment. YB

ctfchallenge		09-Nov-2008 05:52
Just the right amount of color to make this work well. ~dtallakson

ctfchallenge		08-Nov-2008 14:54
Nicely seen and shot, YB. The bright red of her hair and the blue shirt hanging out really make the photo stand out. --Mary Anne

ctfchallenge		07-Nov-2008 13:07
Yes, this hits the spot for me. Penny Street

ctfchallenge		07-Nov-2008 11:21
Interesting and nice. 3 strong pictures in a row, and the white-balance seems spot on in the first two.. post processing? -k2

Rod		07-Nov-2008 07:36
This looks a great picy YB, works a treat.

ctfchallenge		07-Nov-2008 06:00
this is wonderful - Debi

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Nov-2008 00:06
This is brilliantly seen and captured, YB! ~Lydia

ctfchallenge		06-Nov-2008 17:37
Again, color and monochrome but reversed this time. I really like this shot, the way they are looking at each other is wonderful. The skewed "border" around the top of the image really adds to the dynamics of the shot. ~Sharon

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