“No presidential candidate should visit Las Vegas without condemning organized gambling.” ~~ Ralph Nader
For a full color version of the above image, please visit Photos By Emilio.
“No presidential candidate should visit Las Vegas without condemning organized gambling.” ~~ Ralph Nader
For a full color version of the above image, please visit Photos By Emilio.
Emilio, you somehow manage to bring out so much variation in black and white that the image is almost like color (does that make ANY sense?).
I gotta go with the B&W, but I love the color of the bridge in the color version
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Thanks, Laurie. Your comment makes sense but now I have to figure out what I did so I can duplicate it. Thanks for taking the time of what has to be pretty precious right now, to visit!
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So, I’ll shake things up – I like the color better πThat’s not to say I don’t like the black and white, I just like the lighter mood and lovely saturation of the other. So, NOW what are you going to do, Emilio?? π
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I guess I have no choice but to give you more color!
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Great shapes and angles, and another vote for the black and white version. π
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It’s funny but I wasn’t thinking leading lines when I took this picture. Then I looked at it in Lightroom and loved it. For whatever reason, I liked the color version better but maybe I’ll change my mind if one more person says they like the b & w. better.
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Very cool image Emilio I love the depth of field and detail. Looks like the Tropicana would make a great condo complex π I also like the B&W version better. Great work.
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The Tropicana is one of the older buildings on the strip and built with less imagination than the newer buildings. I like this angle but, overall, there weren’t many other shots I liked that day. Thanks!
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Very nice! I prefer it in B&W
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Thanks, Debbie. I went back to compare and I still prefer the color- though I understand why every one else prefers the b & w!
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Nice!
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Thanks, Rajiv!
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