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Heh, I like your "death tones" as well as your color. I think what I really like is when you mix the two, just a bit of color for the most dramatic effect.
Thanks, Jenni. I think each image must be dealt with accordingly. Some images work only in black and white, others only in color, and others sometimes prefer a muted color cast or duo-tone. And sometimes it's probably an attitude thing on the part of the photographer. Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug.
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4 comments:
Totally prefer your photos with color. More alive, no death tones.
CH
"Death tones"? Freud would have something to say about that, Chod.
Heh, I like your "death tones" as well as your color. I think what I really like is when you mix the two, just a bit of color for the most dramatic effect.
Thanks, Jenni. I think each image must be dealt with accordingly. Some images work only in black and white, others only in color, and others sometimes prefer a muted color cast or duo-tone. And sometimes it's probably an attitude thing on the part of the photographer. Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug.
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