Re: Atmospheric, Eye Catching. B&W vs Color
| February 16, 2020 12:42PM |
Rob483 Wrote:
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> Stewart,
> I really like the Maine winter shots that look like they're B&W except for train. (Then you
> realize that Maine in the wintertime is largely a B&W experience anyway.
)
> Rob
Hi Rob,
I'm not sure about Maine/New England being B&W in the Winter. It does seem like it on some overcast days but when the sun is out ….
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/16/2020 12:43PM by Stewart Rhine.
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> Stewart,
> I really like the Maine winter shots that look like they're B&W except for train. (Then you
> realize that Maine in the wintertime is largely a B&W experience anyway.
)> Rob
Hi Rob,
I'm not sure about Maine/New England being B&W in the Winter. It does seem like it on some overcast days but when the sun is out ….
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/16/2020 12:43PM by Stewart Rhine.
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