B&W photography has been around since the inception of the camera and film.
One of my all time favourite B&W photographers is Ansel Adams. His photos are stunning and evoke feelings that are beyond words.
B&W photography has always spoken to me, once you remove all the colour that can sometimes be distracting; what is left behind can tell a beautiful story all on its own.
Since I have started shooting again within the last couple of years I keep getting drawn back to B&W. It tells such a story all on its own. If the picture is good enough it can tell that story to anyone who looks at it all on its own without the colour within the photo distracting the viewer.
Alaina Huffman
If I had not taken this shot and come across it without knowing any back story I would be curious as to know what caused this shocked/surprised look on Alaina’s face. I hope that with this photo I have caused the viewer to have that same curiosity
Mark Sheppard
I love that I was able to capture this shot of Mark, sometimes during his panels he is so snarky and he loves to torture his fans and he rarely if at all answers any questions. his go to answer for any question is NO! I love it! Every now and then a fan will surprise him and ask an intelligent question or make a comment and you get his little smile.
Stephen Norton
I love that I was finally able to get a great shot of Stephen, since he is the drummer he’s usually in the background and blocked by the other members of the band and some of the equipment depending on the angle of the shot. So I decided to convert the shot to B&W to hopefully to show the joy and concentration he uses to play.
I know that photography is a continuing learning process and I can only hope to continue learning and improving one shot at a time!
Thanks for stopping by and listening to my rambles.