West Texas is such a unique and beautiful place. Before I finished my West Texas Photography course, I wanted to do a project that really showcased that. This is the work that I came up with. While some people and other photographers do not like this style, I tend to like it. I agree that it is not a technique for every project, but on occasion it can really be powerful.
By using spot color I feel like I have made certain elements really stand out. Take a look at a colored West Texas through a black and white world.
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Texas is red, white, and blue. In west Texas, this structure stands tall of that reminder. |
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Red tulips are planted every spring on the Texas Tech campus. |
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The color on a black and white cow. Located near Lake Allen Henry, this cow serves as a reminder that there is color in everything! |
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