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| Photographs
can do more than just record a scene. They can also evoke
a mood, a feeling, a vision of the world. And color can play
a key role in giving your photos this extra dimension. |
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| Perking
up dull scenes |
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| When
your scene lacks interesting color, try adding an accent or
two: a vase of flowers, for example, or a brightly colored
article of clothing. |
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| Color reflections |
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| Blue, red,
yellow and other brightly colored, reflective objects
can reflect unnatural colors onto your subject's face.
Keep your subject away from reflective beach mats, automobiles,
and other colored, shiny objects. |
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| Pay attention
to backgrounds |
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| Placing your
subject against a background of contrasting color is
a great way to add impact to your photos. |
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