Digital makes it easy to have it both ways. Which do you prefer?
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I liked the color until I clicked to enlarge. Now I’m not so sure.
Greyscale for moi. I like the column with the wavey lines on the right, and that’s much more pronounced in the non-color.
Agreed! Much preferred the color one, but it is much more appeaking (to me) as a small, tight image.