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Posted by Darrow Montgomery on Jun. 1, 2009, at 1:40 pm
Man in Hallway, 1998
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10:51 pm
Cool shot! I love black and white. It sometimes makes things seem more real because you have to imaging the surroundings and colors rather. I had some custom postcards recently printed and opted for the black and white rather than going full color.