For this week, I decided to stay with the base of the original edit that I had done in Week 2. I had used a Topaz filter, and I liked the textural effect of the filter.
To this, I added a low-key effect using the Topaz B&W effects. I felt that it added a slightly sinister effect to the eagle.
The earlier edits – they are below for those who would like to compare.
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Wow I really like this my friend! Hope you are doing well! Is it past monsoon season there?
No… We still have rain. And, flooding
A more sinister effect, but I like it!
Thanks… I was hoping to achieve sinister ..
Definitely sinister. Perfect description for this very moody BW. Such a different feel to the colour versions. Nicely done!
Thanks! I have been away -travelling.. Shall probably be back in action in early September
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Thanks!