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Is How I See Color How You See Color? Four Games That Test Your Color Vision

Michael DeStefano March 22, 2017

Photographers typically spend a lot of time thinking about color, everything from editing in Photoshop, calibrating a screen, or lighting with gels and filters, to deciding on wardrobe, set design, and locations. There is no escaping the importance of color in this profession, and yet the way we see and describe color is not so simple. Color vision games can be a great way to test your perception of the world around you and compare that to fellow photographers.

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Tags Color theory, Games, Photoshop
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One last shot from Joshua Tree. I've spent weeks hiking and exploring the outback and yet there is so much more to see. Hopefully things get better and I'll be able to return later this year. Looking forward to it. #Hiking #camping #climbing #adventu
Joshua tree is one of my favorite place to cam, hike, and climb in the US. There is just something about both the community of people often found in and around the camping grounds and the ability to be alone in a wilderness that probably hasn't seen
Oasis in the desert. After a 15 min downpour the desert came alive like nothing I'd seen before. Pockets of water like this are a gathering point and help to sustain the local wildlife. #Hiking #camping #climbing #adventure #adven
Boston is starting to come alive again as spring slowly shows itself. Longer evenings means better photo opportunities as the Charles River area becomes more active. 
#bostonphotographer  #sailinglife #bostongram  #igboston #igbostonhoods&n
I'm doing a new workshop this may for @psphotofestival out in Joshua Tree. It's going to be on nightscapes and astrophotography, exploring the beautiful desert night skies.  We will also have @skywatcherusa on site doing gear demos of their various s
I'm one of the photographers featured in @tethertools  Insight + Inspiration series vol. 6 Outdoor photography guide. It's got several great behind the scenes stories including my winter surf shoot. There are lots of free guide downloads so check the
I don't think I took a single bad photo during this photoshoot. Between the Leica SL2 and the extremely talented @tom_jung_  ever shot is filled wit so much detail and personality.
Check out my review on Fstoppers Link in bio.
#bostonphotographer #le
Shot on the new Leica SL2. Really happy with the level of detail the new sensor can capture and of course that Leica feel.
Check out my review on Fstoppers Link in bio.
Model: @tom_jung
#bostonphotographer #leicasl2 #theleicalook #leicaphotography #l
Here is something different from me. Shot on the new Leica SL2 just announced today.
I love when I get to work with unique personalities and Tom here was definitely a character. Check out my review on fstoppers, link in bio.
Model: @tom_jung_
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