Tip of the Day: Black and white photography
Some tips for getting better black and white photos:
• Always shoot in color and convert to black and white on your computer. The black and white setting on your camera works by capturing color and then converting it-- your software will do a much better job.
• Focus on contrast. Viewers naturally pick out areas of contrast-- keeping this in mind will make your photos more compelling from the start.
• Focus on texture. By taking away color you remove one layer of complexity, unmasking subtle textures.
For more tips, check out The Top 5 Black & White Photography Tips by Brian Auer at Epicedits.com.



Focus on light. Always try to see the shapes 'behind' the color. Think in 'contrasts'.
Here is my example - http://www.ilanbresler.com/2009/04/dimensions.html
Posted by: Ilan | July 17, 2009 at 10:04 AM
Na, Shoot in B&W. Preferably Tri-X 400.
Posted by: Marc W. | July 17, 2009 at 02:29 PM