Snow White
If you're practical and organized, chances are you're drawn to cool-based snow white, while warmer tones like cream, oatmeal and faun appeal to those seeking harmony and security.

@ Mia Rose
If you're practical and organized, chances are you're drawn to cool-based snow white, while warmer tones like cream, oatmeal and faun appeal to those seeking harmony and security. Romantics tend to love mother of pearl and champagne shades which add a touch of glamour, but still with an underlying sense of order and harmony.
The Magic of White
White is the color of hope, purity and innocence. Along with its close cousin cream, it also tends to be the shade of choice for minimalists.
White at a Glance
pure, peaceful, romantic, reverent, innocent, elegant, sophisticated, hopeful, virtuous, fresh, clean, simple, cold, fearful, elitist, unimaginative...
So what's so special about white? It reflects about 80 percent of the light it receives. Special care needs to be taken when photographing white so as not to blow out the highlights in an image. However, the use of white in photographs can look very striking indeed!
Shades of Pale
More than just the color of snow, the various shades of white all form a delicious palette of possibilities for the discerning photographer.
* Cool whites are are tinted with colors like blue and green, for example shades of frost, chalk, milk and fetta.
* Warm whites are tinted with hot tones like red and yellow. Think cream, vanilla, biscotti, orchid and bone.
If you've enjoyed this page on snow white, feel free to visit the following pages too:
* The Color Wheel
* Photographing Color
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