What is the favorite timbre style in Europe and America?

European-style photos usually have a strong film sense.

It is mainly reflected in two aspects: air feeling and humidity feeling. The so-called air feeling, that is, the feeling of gray, is expressed in a rational way that there is no pure black area in the picture, so the dark part looks unreal, so there is a feeling of being separated by a layer of air.

The so-called moist feeling, that is, the feeling of quiet and lubrication, is expressed in a rational way that there is no pure white area in the picture, so the bright part of the picture doesn't look dazzling and has a moist feeling. These two aspects can still be observed by histogram.

Brief comments:

There is no official definition of the so-called European and American color, but because European photographers often use this color, some people call it European and American color. European and American colors are characterized by brown as the main tone in warm colors, supplemented by low lightness, and the overall picture gives people a feeling of stability and expansion, such as the works of Italian photographer Chiara Fersini.