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Black and White vs. Colour

I’m torn:

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Josh’s Potato Onion

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4 responses

  1. yvo

    why choose? they are both beautiful. different animals. I like the composition with dark/light, clear/soft with the rich B&W I like the color with the ascending analogous of red, pink and orange with the teal. both good. I guess I’d pick the color if pressed to choose. Could be a fun series- same image in B/W then color. :))

    May 31, 2014 at 9:27 pm

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    • monochromejunkie

      Well, I must choose between the two as I’m collecting top images to sell in the fall. (I could use both, but really need to select only one.) It’s a tough decision! Thanks for your input. ;0)

      May 31, 2014 at 9:53 pm

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  2. Jenifer Brown

    I grapple with this situation sometimes, too. I’ll ask my 10 yr old to give me his opinion.

    Wow they both are rich in their own way. I also love the red, pink, and orange background in the color version. It catches the eye in a serene, secondary way from the interesting potato onion in the forefront. But with the B&W, the onion is the entire focus.

    It’s like they convey two different emotions. Since this will be a fall sell, I’d say the color version.

    June 1, 2014 at 9:10 am

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    • monochromejunkie

      Thanks for your feedback, Jen! I feel the same way. I love the deep contrasting tones of the B&W but also appreciate the multi-coloured BG in the coloured version. Something to think about. Thanks again. 😉

      June 1, 2014 at 3:46 pm

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