After the Fall: A stark black-and-white shore
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Album Description:
Lake, geese, trees
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Uploaded by: forestforest
In Webshots channel: outdoors - Album created: Oct 23, 2000
Album Stats:
- Photos: 16
- Views: 12,294
- Downloads: 434
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Stark black and white gives us the most vivid pictures of life around us. Not many people other than professionals shoot in black and white, its an underused medium. Sure did enjoy the sharpness of these photos, and hope you do more in black and white. Thank-you for sharing them.Bless you!
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cathy39494 2002.04.12 at 01:34:12 PDT
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