In very sunny situations, colours get bleached and one is left with outlines, like a fine water colour.
This can be useful for printing inexpensive photos, as so much less ink is used.
The differences between "over-exposure" and "high-key" are discussed in the link in the title bar.
Somehow, these photos have an other-worldly atmosphere.
I often use them when a small avatar is needed, as the images are less cluttered and stand out well.
2 comments:
They do, indeed, provide an interesting effect. Personally, I go for high-contrast images, but that's just a preference.
It's a formula for multiplying perceptions of beauty, putting Ireland on the visual map in new ways...
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