Although I'm a big fan of Black and White Photography, there are some things that just don't seem right without the vibrant array of reds, greens and blues.

Additionally, if you haven't noticed, a few of my pictures have a "b" in the title. This is to indicate that the shot was originally made using color film, and was modified digitally. This is usually a result of me using color film when I come across something I want in b&w. Because I use film instead of digital ("d" indicates digital image) I sometimes have to make the modifications after the shot has been taken.

To further enhance both your viewing pleasure, and to more accurately demonstrate my library, I will be adding the original shots to all my modified images, and adding some exclusively in color.

So you know, here's the index on codes:

No symbol
Image, color or b&w, film, 35mm (or specified, if any other), no modifications

"b"
Image, color, film, transformed to b&w

"d"
Image, color or b&w, digital

"f"
Image, color or b&w, created artificially through a program