Which one do you prefer, the b&w or the colored one ?
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BLACK & WHITE OR COLOR
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Which one do you prefer, the b&w or the colored one ?
Have a great day !
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Because of the white flower and associated stems, the color is almost itself a black and white photo– which I prefer.
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You are right but one is definitely warmer than the other. 😀
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I have to admit that I love the creamy-warm tones of the color version. It’s so interesting that you chose to photograph the back of the orchid. That perspective lets the viewer examine the network of stems.
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Thank you.
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