Kian
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It's very close. I think either side has an argument.
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But that's the image of the sweater, not the actual sweater itself (lighting differences, camera quality, etc.)
I'd say a sort of cool grey or bluish grey (not greyish blue.)
But that's the image of the sweater, not the actual sweater itself (lighting differences, camera quality, etc.)
I'd say a sort of cool grey or bluish grey (not greyish blue.)
I adjusted the exposure on my camera and turned off the flash to make sure the color of the image, and the real thing were as close as possible.
Now, my argument for it being blue, is that blue is present. Grey is a shade of white/black, and for it to be called gray, it would not contain any colors besides white and black. By this, I declare it to be FREAKING BLUE. Do I think there is gray present? Absolutely. Is grey the dominant color in the shirt? Not a chance bub.
Haha I'm taking this way to seriously. But answer me this. Which of these two links is closest to the shirt?
http://www.groupelacasse.com/gl_admin/images/Willow grey.jpg
http://organizationsandmarkets.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/klein-blue1.jpg
Edit 2: I'm not done yet....
Blue grey http://www.rhinofloor.ru/pics/Magnum_large/37451 Opera Blue Grey.jpg
Grey blue http://dnkenterprises.com/PashminaColors/Thin_GreyBlue.jpg
It looks green to me. I squint, I move me head, I blink and it's still green. Only a slight hint of green, but I can obviously tell that it's green.
Maybe it's the orange-tinted goggles I'm wearing.