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The article focuses on white or cream-colored varieties arise from Euphorbia pulcherrima by spontaneous mutation, by multiple irradiations has induced mutation of originally red varieties or by crossing work. Topics include the many varieties designated as "white" ever color Cream-colored, or yellow-greenish depending on the conditions the end, and the reason for this is that it continues in the bracts a color pigment is active, while the color pigments Pelargonidin and cyanidin are blocked.

Bradley Cooper's film "Maestro" tells the love story of Leonard Bernstein and his wife, Felicia Montealegre. The film uses various film looks, starting with black-and-white before transitioning to color and a widescreen aspect ratio. Cooper championed the use of celluloid and used actual locations, such as Carnegie Hall and the Bernsteins' Fairfield house in Connecticut. The cinematographer, Matthew Libatique, used Kodak film stocks and drew inspiration from photographers like John Gruen and Elliott Erwitt. The film's visual style changes to reflect different time periods, with the 1980s scenes shot in a widescreen aspect ratio. [Extracted from the article]

Photographs are presented depicting things in various colors including red, yellow, blue, green and orange.

The article discusses the use of digital imaging for applying color in monochrome photography. Basically, a monochrome print is a photographic reproduction that is black and white, or black and white plus one color, or one that contains a range of tones in any one color. Monochrome has not been devalued by the increased inclusion of digitized color or the means for employing it.

Provides information on glazing and painting techniques. Advantages of using acrylic in painting; Importance of color photography to painting; Use of the primary colors in painting.

Provides tips on creating photographic images with eye-popping color. Factors to consider in creating vividly toned images; Method for enhancing color saturation; Use of photographic filters.

Provides information on how to utilize color green in photographs. Description of color green; Effect of weather, lighting and exposure on subject's color; Ways to enhance colors and other elements of the photographs.

The article discusses the book "Hardscaping." In its 192 pages and six chapters one can learn how structures, materials and even furnishings affect the appearance of a landscape and the way people interact with it. The book begins by explaining how to take an inventory of the existing area mapped on grid paper and then how to use line, shape, colors and textures to bring about the effect one wants. The book's extensive use of color photography provides visual and creative guidance along the way.

Presents the color photograph by Auguste and Louis Lumiére in the U.S. Description of the photograph; Available colors; Success of the color reproduction.

The article features several night photographs by Jan Staller. From the view of the author, most of the pictures represented the dream quality of an imagination of a child. The photographer was said to explore abandoned places such as empty buildings and hotel beachfronts at night during the winter. He was also said to favor capturing the images of the streets under snow because the snow was the proof that the place was not recently visited. The author claims that the photographs made a once black nighttime become bright with the use of colors.

The article offers information on the importance of colors for communication. It mentions that the color not only attracts the eye and stimulates our senses, but also can represent or symbolize ideas and reinforce meaning. To use color effectively, relationship between color and the subject of a photograph must be understood. It states about the significance of understanding colors that, can complement, one another or clash. It also discusses three photograph examples to demonstrate how color can work as communication.

The article offers tips on how to improve photographs ideal in fall season. The author suggested that to get great colors shots, it is important to be creative and the colors of fall such as the muted reds, browns, yellows and oranges should be used in less predictable ways. One example is to use a high color contrast, which is achieved by using complementary colors form in the composition.