industry term

Black and White is always about contrast.

It's easy to add contrast these days.
But it's hard to preserve beauty.

Top image has no pixel f'ucked around (*for skin brightening). This is a strict 'industry term' like the infamous Fxck-me-light. 

The term Fuch-me-light, according to Pulitzer award photographer David Turnley was invented by the National Geographics photographers.
It was always the shots those were shot during the magic-hour (twilight hour, during dusk or dawn: +-30min. of sunset/sunrise) that made to the cover, so-to-speak.
So when the question of "when did you take this photo?" became routine to answer "during dusk" or "during sunset", it allegedly evolved to "oh during sunset/rise when the light was like F8CK ME" then became to "I shot these during fvck-me-light."

Supposedly conversation in the industry became casual as editors asking "oh, $uck-me-light?"

and the response was,

"uh-huh."

fuuck me...