These two photos were inspired by William Eggleston. Almost all of his colored photos shows a dramatic difference in colors. In the first photo, the orange car was highlighted by the blue-grey background that the sky and other cars had provided. The second photo shows the complementary color red and green to bring contrast from the shadows and the bricks.
 




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Studying and mimicking Andrea Gulickx’s Anemone flower

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Low key

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