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A Little More Contrast? - Travel

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Where are the blacks and/or whites? Not every photograph has to have a full range of tones, from black to white, but then again, if a photograph doesn’t have the full range, it can look a little flat or lacklustre. It is said to be low in contrast. If your image had a little more contrast, it could give it greater impact.

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A Little More Contrast? - Landscape

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Where are the blacks and/or whites? Not every photograph has to have a full range of tones, from black to white, but then again, if a photograph doesn’t have the full range, it can look a little flat or lacklustre. It is said to be low in contrast. If your image had a little more contrast, it could give it greater impact.

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