Black pets have been pet photographers’ nightmare since forever. They require different lighting setups and settings to have properly exposed fur. If you have ever tried taking photos of a black dog, you will know what we are talking about. This is why we have collected the best tips and
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The Best Ways To Convert An Image To Black And White | A Webinar By Master Black And White Fine Art Photographer Vincent Versace
Master black and white fine art photographer, Photoshop expert, X – Rite Coloratti Master and Printer, Vincent Versace shares the knowledge he’s gained from decades of research and real – world experience to help you take black and white images from “good enough” to fine art quality. There are numerous
How To Shoot In Black & White Why And Is Black & White Photography Important?
If you’ve never tried black and white photography before, you may feel a bit intimidated. After all, how do you get started? Should you be shooting black and white on your camera, or should you be converting color images to black and white? And how can you create stunning black
Experimenting With Low Key Black And White Photography
Think dark, moody shadows. Sparse illumination and a somber atmosphere. No color. This is low key black and white photography. Usually one main light, or ‘key’ light, falls on your subject and the background fades to black. It’s all about the highlights and shadows and how they define the shapes
A Comprehensive Guide For Stunning Black and White Photography
Black and white photography is one of the most intimidating genres out there, mostly because it’s associated with lots of established names, as well as the “fine art photography” label. But here’s the thing: Black and white photography isn’t actually difficult. In fact, it’s just like any other genre of
Black And White Portrait Photography Tips
Why would you choose to create black and white photographs in the era of digital cameras that are capable of accurately capturing millions upon millions of colors? Black and white photography seems to be a constant in the history of the medium, with color technology only propagating itself into wide
5 Basic Mistakes To Avoid When You Shoot Black And White Photography
Black and white photography has been around for nearly 180 years, ever since Louis Daguerre introduced the daguerreotype process to the world. It is still hugely popular despite the rise and ease of color photography. And yet, whenever I look at other people’s black and white photos, I see the
How You Can Get Dramatic Improvement In Your Black And White Photos With A Little Help Of Composition
It’s hard to beat the power and drama of good black and white photography. There’s a reason that monochrome has survived and prospered as an artistic medium despite the arrival of color photos. But how do you harness the power of black and white for yourself? The key is in
The Photographer’s Black & White Handbook – A Talk By Harold Davis
The Photographer’s Black & White Handbook is your complete guide to making and processing stunning black and white photos in the digital era. You’ll find inspiration, ideas, techniques, and tools to use in your black and white photography, along with a soup-to-nuts workflow to take you from black and white
6 Easy To Follow Tips That Will Improve Your Black And White Landscapes Photography
Are you looking to take your black and white landscape photography to the next level? You’ve come to the right place. In this article, we share six easy-to-follow tips that’ll improve your black and white landscapes; we also share plenty of examples, so you can understand exactly what goes into
What Is The Difference Between Grayscale Vs Black & White Vs Monochrome
If you are starting to take black and white images or are just looking at it as the next step in your photography, you’ve probably come across these three terms and wondered, “What is the difference?” The quick answer is, “Not very much.” But, let’s take a closer look at
What Is Black and White Wedding Photography And Why You Should Try
Black and white wedding photography may be devoid of colour, but sometimes, taking away the colour adds something greater to the image. But isn’t black and white photography going backwards and removing the benefits of today’s colour digital sensors? Many new photographers are under this illusion and ignore what can
