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Teaching point: A number of prey in Africa see in a near black and white form. Which makes me wonder, how do they see each other? Oh, right, this little piggy raises his tail, which has a white tuft on the end, and his family will follow that when running away from predators. But this raises a point: have you looked at your world in a different way? Often I’ll just move my camera’s settings to monochrome just out of curiosity, and this usually helps me understand what I’m really seeing. Struggling with shape or tonality? Try monochrome. 

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