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I really love the quality of the b/w on the first one. Something about the whites is exactly right. How did you do the b/w?
For me the whole photo is about the empty white (square) frame at the back...
For me the whole photo is about the empty white (square) frame at the back...
Re: for 9thof June
The shot of the girls walking: I vote for the second version, sort of 'distressed urban' - is it cross-processed? I think I can see what you were doing here: the textures in the original are kind of overwhelming and take the focus off the subjects, and a straight monochrome conversion doesn't seem to help that problem much, but in the second version there's a lot more depth to the space, rather than having all that texture right up in your face. I think 
The shot of the barnacles on the posts in the water looks oversharpened to me - is it my eyes?? Maybe it's that the water (the ostensible background element) actually seems sharper than the posts, the ostensible foreground. Maybe it's not that it's sharper, but it has more texture and is more attention-grabbing, so it seems like there's a kind of struggle between all these elements.

The shot of the barnacles on the posts in the water looks oversharpened to me - is it my eyes?? Maybe it's that the water (the ostensible background element) actually seems sharper than the posts, the ostensible foreground. Maybe it's not that it's sharper, but it has more texture and is more attention-grabbing, so it seems like there's a kind of struggle between all these elements.
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