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London in Monochrom. And below is a link to my Leica Travel Photography Monochrom Gallery.

https://www.walkacrossitall.com/gallery-1-2

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Black fringe - anomaly produced where there is a massive and abrupt black/white transition - some times as a compression artefact or possibly on the imager across adjoining parts of the array ...just a guess. Light fringe - there's a faint glow in the wall of another lighting group (candelabra?) and this seems to be the source of the various highlights that cannot have been produced by the dark swan's own light.

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Black fringe - anomaly produced where there is a massive and abrupt black/white transition - some times as a compression artefact or possibly on the imager across adjoining parts of the array ...just a guess. Light fringe - there's a faint glow in the wall of another lighting group (candelabra?) and this seems to be the source of the various highlights that cannot have been produced by the dark swan's own light.

White fringe occurs frequently when the pp d’ajustement (like lifting shadows) is too strong.

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What else can you do on a cold rainy day but take pictures like this. 

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