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oberon

Very nice. Color on a greyscale image makes her really stand out.

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bernadette

love this effect

ooooh hal! how might that 2nd one look just the opposite... grey scale woman on a color background?

that woman in the first pic has a beautiful face. the rest of her looks pretty darn nice too.

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moonstrucksoul

nice work, hal.

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yellowgowild

ahhhh Pleasantville

qtpye4u84

Did you do that? I like to add pastels but my pictures arent nude ones there like objects or relatives any thing i guess. You should color the first girls hair tie on her wrist. Great pics

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31Friction

that second one is very nice good work

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animosity

big fan of the first girl... bigger fan of the 2nd photo manip... good stuff,

SecretMethod70

I love the color on b&w effect! Still don't get how that's done though

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micah67

Candidly, my first reaction to the first photo was images of bruises.

I like the subtleness of the second one - the focus of the picture makes it such that you don't even realize the color loss.

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fhqwhgads

Hal, great work!



It's all about selecting certain parts of the photo and desaturating it. It's an awesome effect.

knots

i love the top one. the way the color is just in random spots. not random.. more like... convinent.

pomeranian

Hal, was the 2nd pic duplicated in photoshop from RBG mode, then carefully contour cut and pasted the girl onto a grayscale copy and fitted as an overlapped image? At least that's how I think it was done?

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