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Selective colour photography is a process of photo manipulation whereby an image is converted to black and white whilst leaving an "accent" or area of partial colour. This is usually achieved by using layers and masks in Photoshop or other photo editing software. Selective colour can emphasise the subject of the image, and give it a powerful sense of meaning. If used wisely, it can take a simple photo to whole new artistic depths.
Both the expert's chosen winner (as judged by Michael Hill) and the crowd's winner will receive a $100 gift voucher to PhotoshopCAFE.
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Both the expert's chosen winner (as judged by Michael Hill) and the crowd's winner will receive a $100 gift voucher to PhotoshopCAFE.
How it works
Every photo submitted will be available for the crowd to rate once the submissions period has ended. You can see all the images uploaded to a contest, but will need to rate them to see how they’re ranked once the rating period begins.
Some contests on Photocrowd also have a judge. After the submission period closes the judge chooses their favourite images and writes some image reviews. The crowd and judge results will be announced on the same day.
- Entries closed
- 2 April 2017
- Rating
- 2 April 2017 to 11 April 2017
- Winners announced
- 11 April 2017
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