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By: Ali Al-Mansouri

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Photographer	Ali Al-Mansouri {Karma:240}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony CybersShot
Categories	Seascapes Abstracts	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	35 mm
Uploaded	8/18/2009	Film / Memory Type	digital JPEG
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	345	Shutter	1/500
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	7	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Anjuna State - GOA Country - India
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Yousef Muftah {K:86} 8/20/2009

Congratulations with your work, keep going.

Ali Al-Mansouri

{K:240} 8/19/2009

Thanks Vijay.
Goa is such a beautiful place, I was there in March of this year for about a week. You are right, Anjuna beach was kind of rocky but not as much if you go up north a bit.

Ali Al-Mansouri

{K:240} 8/19/2009

Thanks Alfredo for your time and comment.

Vijay Kurhade {K:10118} 8/18/2009

beautiful; love colour tones
btw where in india we have such crystal clear sea beach? isnt anjuna the rocky beach of goa?
take care

Alfredo Piñeyro

{K:6609} 8/18/2009

Excelente combinación de colr y B&W. Muy buen trabajo!
Saludos
AP

Ali Al-Mansouri

{K:240} 8/18/2009

Thanks Tushar, this was done in Photoshop CS3 using a B&W filter first, then using the brush tool to unmask certain areas (Guitar & water) while leaving everything else in B&W.

Tushar Gaikwad {K:519} 8/18/2009

Excellent man. How you edited the colours ?

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