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03/26/2019 05:03:04 PM |
| Oh. Fascinating how much green powers back. The bright patch of leaves on the left hasn't the power it had in the b&w version. It takes a while to heal, in the human perception of time, but heal it will. |
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03/25/2019 03:23:06 AM |
i'm LOVING this one .. as much as the b&w .. the regrowth is so much more obvious here .. life in abundance .. almost joyous ..
the black and white was a totally different vibe .. wonderful how the very same photo can evince a totally different feeling ..
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03/24/2019 10:16:13 PM |
| Interesting compilation. The green is very reassuring. |
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03/24/2019 03:02:56 PM |
| Interesting. I find the B&W more romantic. Here the acidity and saturation of the greens is perhaps too pronounced, even if this was the reality |
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