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In digital cameras, here is often a function for modifying the white balance, depending on the kind of light you use (daylight, incandescent lamp, led lamp, ...). Anyway, in the present case, I agree with you: the blue hue definitely adds something to the atmosphere of your artwork.
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Yes I agree. I using just low quality camera on my phone so I usually edit the photo to make it look like the origin as more as possible. But this pic, I think it very suitable with the draw so I decide to leave it like this. Of course it not too different with the origin, just have some blue hue. Thank you so much for the comment, I very appreciate
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Thank you very much 
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Always welcome my friend
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No it's just only white charcoal. I dont know why but my camera always capture white charcoal with a little blue light. I usually rebalance it to white but that time it look so awesome
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Jea sometimes cameras bring in there own style
I have all the time problems with reflections on the oil paint or unbalanced illumination level at bigger pictures... but sometimes my camera brings in her own interpretation like here:
and here:
the first one had a interesting vibes but the last one looks much more like the original picture so take the last one ^_^
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Woa that's very interesting. It too different compared with the origin, but the color really amazing and suitable for that piece. Your work truly beautiful, I think it is a digital when I see it first time. Awesome job
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Oh thank you for the kind words... just want 2 show you a example of my problems with taking photos of my pictures
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