Last Stop..a Stone Building in Texas

Objects By Margaret R. Isensee

Here’s another example of how black and white photos can work in a world of color. A black and white photo can give the subject a dry and dead appearance. We can’t see the green of the plants anymore, it looks like it died. The color from the window no longer distracts much attention from the wheel. It also reminds me of an old western movie set.

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