@[email protected]… I hate to say it, but he’s not wrong to question your screen and/or vision. The difference in color is subtle, but it’s there. I wouldn’t necessarily call it “yellow;” more like a beige/tan for the walkway vs. gray for the parking lot. At any rate, it’s enough to be clear (to me, at least) that it was intended to be a contrasting color.
Here’s what I ended up with when I used GIMP’s eyedropper tool on the two areas:
It turns out it’s in Poland, where I’m from. I’m used to seeing these types of sidewalks and know that they are yellow when new. This one is just faded.
@[email protected], be nicer. This is a warning.
@[email protected]… I hate to say it, but he’s not wrong to question your screen and/or vision. The difference in color is subtle, but it’s there. I wouldn’t necessarily call it “yellow;” more like a beige/tan for the walkway vs. gray for the parking lot. At any rate, it’s enough to be clear (to me, at least) that it was intended to be a contrasting color.
Here’s what I ended up with when I used GIMP’s eyedropper tool on the two areas:
It turns out it’s in Poland, where I’m from. I’m used to seeing these types of sidewalks and know that they are yellow when new. This one is just faded.