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Colour or B+W?


zanydave

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To me the greyscale image is much more inviting, and somehow works as a calm, balanced whole. My eye moves around the colour one anxiously trying to see what's going on, what's under the water... and I lose the sky.

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BW is more "sentiment oriented", better expresses mood of some mysteryous loneliness....

 

B&W is my favorite. There is this element of typical mountain haziness. The focal point is the horizon, the 'what does it bring' moment. I measure the distance, is it changing, any rain. I also like the impression of a 'duotone' print, at least on my screen there is the hint of some sepia.

In colour the focus is the stone and the shalow water. We measure the depth. The background magnifies the streak of sunlight and hence it signals 'good weather is coming' message to me.

Being born under Saturn :-), I also prefer the B&W.

albert

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