>>3109719The opposite would be much easier, to show you where I find either tint, faded color, faded black and/or white. The /fgt/ is a good example, where maybe also you'd find improper color regularly.
So to speak, I think you are into a certain palette or style, which maybe even accounts for no bokeh or simplicity. The Egglestone for example is warmly tinted, where no color appears pure or crisp. Especially cold colors aren't neither saturated nor prominent. It's the muddy color palette which is apparent.
