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8 comments:
These look great in B&W, especially that foggy far shot...so dark and mysterious...
Yeah. Really brings out a lot of the detail and the way it felt that night.
Love how they are arranged and at different heights (your idea). Would not have worked the way I had planned it.
Super grateful.
The hunchback silhouette is so spooky - love the fog behind him.
Thanks!
There's something about black and white photos that make Halloween scenes look a little more sinister. You can see more little details as well.
All gorgeous, but 2 and 5 are extra purdy...sheesh.
Thanks!
Oooh, I love that foggy shot of the scarecrow silhouettes. Everything is extra spooky in B&W.
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