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i think i need to edit my post as i was sure that someone will mention this😉so here what i forgot to add, if you say its a painting then how come its B&W?i am sure no one used to paint in B&W at the time, i have seen many museums and none had B&W portraits!beside even if they enhance it via photo editing programs it still doesn't look like a photograph as it did when we saw it!
There are numerous black and white paintings from the 1800s. And just because nobody used B&W at that time doesn't mean that we can't do it now.
We are seeing it as a photograph because it is a photograph. The creatives did not get a Sukriti painting made. So, we are supposed to buy it on logic and not what the creatives ended up not doing. 😆
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