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![2024 May 053](https://sean-smith.net/uploads/images/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_80_none_ns/2024-May-053.jpg)      [](#)## [One](https://sean-smith.net/photography/one/)

 

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  ## Photography Genres

 For those who like labels, I have labelled some of my best work for you

 

 

 [               ![](https://sean-smith.net/uploads/images/_1920x1280_crop_center-center_100_none_ns/2023-February-164.jpg)   ](https://sean-smith.net/photography/toronto/)

##  [ Toronto ](https://sean-smith.net/photography/toronto/) 

 

 

 

 [               ![](https://sean-smith.net/uploads/images/_1920x1280_crop_center-center_100_none_ns/Italy-Sep-20-050.jpg)   ](https://sean-smith.net/photography/travel/)

##  [ Travel ](https://sean-smith.net/photography/travel/) 

 

 

 

 

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## Articles

 

 [             ![2024 May 031 car red only popped](https://sean-smith.net/uploads/images/_745x497_crop_center-center_100_none_b9b9b9_ns/2024-May-031-car-red-only-popped.jpg)   ](https://sean-smith.net/articles/selective-color/) [## Selective Color

Selective color, sometimes referred to as color popping, works by turning an image black and white while keeping the subject in color. Done well, it creates strong contrast and directs attention exactly where you want it. Done poorly, it can feel heavy-handed and distracting rather than effective.

 

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 [             ![2024-August-montreal-day2-003](https://sean-smith.net/uploads/images/_745x497_crop_center-center_100_none_b9b9b9_ns/2024-August-montreal-day2-003.jpg)   ](https://sean-smith.net/articles/best-5-of-2024/) [## Best 5 of 2024

My best 5 shots taken in 2024. A mix of black and white street photography and urban landscapes.

 

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  > Sometimes one waits too long for the perfect moment before snapping the picture. You never realize that you needed was to change perspective.

  – Miguel Syjuco
