B&W
Before color photography was all black and white. The first one hundred years of photography was engraved in monochrome tones. A photograph was light performance and darkness that through it created the black and white. At that time the quality of the images was relatively poor. Even the TV showed black. But today the world is full.
5 tips to make a black and white photo:
- Photographed in Raw. Most times when you photograph in black and white photo does not come out right when you see the computer while downloading Raw you can change your mind if you are so good in black and white.
- To churn in black will give attention to the lines, the lines and shadows, helps many photographers this trick
- Most often the best black and white photos are nice to have contrast. Usually there is a section that is located in pure white and makes the photo more interesting.
- The patterns in the black and white photo make them more interesting due to repetition and beyond. We turn our attention to the pattern and the black shows up more exciting.
- Distant shots can work very well in a black and white photo, tenants when there is moving water, reflection in minced meat, the cloud is equal movement.
This is a website that shows very impressive black and white photographs:
https://www.pexels.com/search/black-and-white/
http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/black-white/
I joined this site and I did research on black and white photographs. photos showing the city is beautiful, but I did not find examples that fit both my issue.
ChrisLibero 