I love the shapes of these leaves against the snow, but I captured them in the shade, and the colours were terrible.
So I removed all the colour...
10 months ago
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
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5 comments:
I like the way they turned out too!
Good work:-)
Water in it's other state. I agree, the black and white makes it very artistic. - Margy
They look good without color. Great way to make something turn into a positive.
I do that sometimes to when the colors aren't just right...sometimes black and white just look better...
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