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yeah... selective colouring... it's kinda come to this...

i actually took a bunch of shots for my get pushed challenge which was "sooc" - i thought i was using RAW and JPG, but i couldn't find the JPG versions when i imported into LR so i will have to try again tomorrow...

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[summerfield]

interesting. how you doing, kiddo?

[☠northy]

@summerfield tx Vikki - i'm doing pretty good... just drowning in work... how 'bout you?

[summerfield]

@northy - drowning in work, too! and pissed at the weather!

[☠northy]

@summerfield i'm in Montreal at the moment - what's the weather doing to you in Toronto?

[summerfield]

@northy - coldish. i wanted to have gone to the islands and stalk the porter planes but i didn't bring a sweater and it's hellish cold by the water. wacha doing in the big MO? work?

[☠northy]

@summerfield no - my mom lives here... down for the weekend with the kids for a visit... sadly i don't get to travel out of province for work...

[Simply Amanda]

Gosh I love your shoes. I covet them. Bought myself some red shoes this week. FINALLY. I've wanted some for years. But they were too expensive and not amazing so I gotta take them back. One day I will find the right pair.

[Trinda Love]

very subtle use of selective color, and effective yet gentle. Often selective color hits you over the head. Though, I can love both.

[Graeme Stevens]

Great shot, very clever/restrained use of colour, like this a lot

[Call me Joe]

Lovely composition- simple yet so much character:)

[Kim]

great shot, love it

[Lindy]

I love selective colouring when it is well done and here it is so sublte just quietly niggling at us and saying look at me. I really love it.

[Laurie F]

nice and creepy...lol

[Rachel]

Love this, the feeling of intrigue... Great story telling shot

[Krista Marson]

I enjoy the subtly of this image.

[Katia]

:) Cool, cooler, Northy! :D

[David]

Colour popping - Oh so last century!! :-) But I love this shot anyway! The light is wonderful - getting that exposure just so and making a few post-capture adjustments without ruining the quality of the shot…I think these are two of your great strengths. Fav!

[Bill Fenske]

Great use of selective desaturation.