What Would Your Garden Look Like in Sepia?
Channel: Lalitha Krishnan
Date: 16/04/2024

Here's mine. Did you know the 'sepia' pigment name is derived from 'Sepia cuttlefish' Cuttlefish store their ink in sacs between their gills and when threatened they release brownish clouds of ink unsettling their predators. Sepia ink is used in Italian and Japanese cuisine. My intention here is only to please but the colour, sepia,-derived here just with a flick of my camera dial- made me wonder. Can we savour a world where flora and fauna are devoid of colour? Is our perception delayed when we see it in sepia or b/w for that matter? This video is a good test. Easier for folks used to hill flora to recognize the ones in the vid. Let me know how you fare.
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