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flickr shot of the month #5: february 2006

This month's selection is the first black & white selection so far.

A good balaning between the sky and mountains. I struggle with taking black & white shots, so I'm always interested to see how people can take original black & white shots (I'm deliberately not including various desaturation techniques in Photoshop!)

This shot entitled Black Mesa Panorama was taken by J Michael Sullivan.

This entry was posted on Friday, March 03, 2006 at 3:55 pm.

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