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I took a picture of my Kershaw and decided to play around with editing software (photoshop) My basic touches ![[Linked Image]](http://i1089.photobucket.com/albums/i345/AcornRidgePhotos/Tahoe%202012/DSCN2560.jpg) Being artistic ![[Linked Image]](http://i1089.photobucket.com/albums/i345/AcornRidgePhotos/Tahoe%202012/DSCN2560-Copy.jpg)
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second one best. stands out more - in a good way 
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Tough call...I like the first one. Shows a little more depth to me.
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I like the 2nd. Leaving the one color shows off the knife better from a distracting background..............dj
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I like #2. Did you play with the Cyan bias on the 1st shot?
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Numero uno. For now, at least. Might change my mind tomorrow.
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Nice composition; I like the central focus and shallow depth of field leaving the periphery slightly out of focus. I like #1, mainly because I'm not a fan of mixed color/gray scale pics.
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Nice composition; I like the central focus and shallow depth of field leaving the periphery slightly out of focus. I like #1, mainly because I'm not a fan of mixed color/gray scale pics. I'm with Oregon. Never cared for the selective coloring either. I think it's way over (ab)used and gimicky. But if YOU do, that's really what matters.
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I would have to say I like the first one, because the blade blends in too much with the tree bark.
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I like the 2nd. Leaving the one color shows off the knife better from a distracting background.... I like #1, mainly because I'm not a fan of mixed color/gray scale pics. I'm with Oregon. Never cared for the selective coloring either. I think it's way over (ab)used and gimicky. Agreed, sort of, partially, on both points. I'd prefer the full color version, but without the distracting bright green on the right side.
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