
1. Full Color, picking up the aesthetic flavor of a sume-e (墨絵) bamboo painting photographically.

2. Inverted Monochrome. Capturing more of the feeling of sumi-e painting but still clearly photographic.

3. Stll making no pretense of being anything other than a photograph, the enhanced contrast more closely resembles the contrast of a painting.

4. With a sumi-e algorithmic filter applied, to interesting effect.
4 comments:
Inverted monochrome is my favorite!
The color is my choice - the out of focus background color is lovely to the bright green foreground.
Door #2 (Inverted Monochrome)=P
- Jodie
I like door #4!
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