Retoucher Daniil wrote:
The color does matter in photography, that’s why I pay great attention on it while correction. How do you like the new color combination?
https://cdn.myportfolio.com/d565e2d0de9 … abff083e1d

My parents raised me not to see color.

Papro wrote:
color is consistent with differences in race and culture

What do you mean?

Papro wrote:
color is consistent with differences in race and culture

roger alan wrote:
What do you mean?

I'm pretty sure he means that the same color can either be appreciated or disdained by people due to their differences in race and culture (and political beliefs and superstitions too, which can probably be categorized in race and culture).

The wedding dress industry alone gives a wide range of examples of Papro's statement.  In the USA white is the color of choice, but in Spain black is the tradition.  (Similarly it's not proper to wear white at a funeral in the USA, but in other countries like China, as well as Sikh, and Buddhist funerals white is what you're supposed to wear). https://www.tkbridalatlanta.com/blog/7- … -the-world

In societies that were once oppressed, the colors of the regime that was overthrown would be inappropriate (sometimes illegal) to wear.

Hell, even in the USA the use of color can hold a huge influence on a street by street basis, and people are KILLED for wearing the wrong color.  To test the theory just wear red in a Crips neighborhood in Compton.

roger alan wrote:
@SayCheeZ! Thank you for an intelligent and thoughtful response. I could also answer my own question as to how the comment I quoted might be possibly  interpreted.

But Papro is a whole different person. I quoted him  directly because I would like to read HIS response.

I meant everything @saycheeze said but I'd include that the consistent idea of w white wedding dress and "religion" being "whiteness" is different from Africa or Egypt being "blackness" is not what I'm referring to although there's explanation for that.

I read the subject line, i hadn't looked at the photo comparison which i just replied about.
What I got at is the modern everything is politics liberal mentality.
I mean skin color is consistent with who we are and that means something much more fundamentally than the color of clothing although use of colors in clothing is of course rather fundamental, we can explore that all day as we do,
I'm saying the world and the humans in it are more interesting and natural, true, in differences between us without clothing, that culture arises from that fundamental born with truth and the most basic cultural differences which we can explore the basis for all day, the obama zombie will find this too sensitive to have a conversation about or grasp it, or they just never had read anything like this yet.
If we look from a whole different person perspective, which we as individuals are, that we have similarities rather than difference within our own lets say country or something like race or culture, then more specifically as full picture is the idea that who we are on the outside is consistent with who we are inside-as an individual, and that those consistencies may be in common with others. But clothing colors are more of an expression rather than an inherent difference.

David A Reichel wrote:
I think the blue & orange combination detract from model -- I see colors, not her.

Well said.