If you’ve been into photography for awhile there is an inevitable amount of clutter/junk/”accessories” that just kinds of fills up your camera bag over time. Maybe there’s some left-over rolls of film, if you’ve been into this for quite awhile, or the odd lens cap saving string that never quite stayed stuck on the front of the cap. Perhaps it’s that random filter that everyone just said was essential in every photographer’s bag, but now you do the same thing in Photoshop.
Posts Tagged ‘Black & White’
The 3 camera accessories I didn’t realize I couldn’t live without – Part 1
Posted by Greg on January 24th, 2011
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Digital Darkroom Tips: Black & White Images
Posted by Rowena on February 21st, 2009
Black and white images look classic and timeless; no wonder so many people choose to take photographs or convert them mono. Without the distraction of color, black and white images transcend time. Some images translate better when in mono than ohers, like those with stronger contrasts between white/black, dark/light, highlight/shadow. In the past, the best [...]
High and low key black & white photographs
Posted by melissa s on November 12th, 2008
In any photography club, magazine, book or even when a few photographers are just talking, you will hear references to high and low key black and white pictures. These buzz words are bandied about by even those who do not really know what they mean. For most people the words high and low in this [...]
Photography Tips – Taking Black and White photos
Posted by Martley on July 21st, 2008
When cameras were first invented it was only possible to take black and white images, nowadays however color photos are all the norm. You might think that this would mean nobody will bother taking black and white photos anymore because they are obsolete. This however isn’t the case. There’s something very special about black and [...]
