hey any black n white pros here can tell me or show me what is a really good b n w foto?
thank you
thank you
Stoned said:Personally, I believe a full range of tones are important.
Witness said:no pun intended ... but a full range of tones may make ya shot lack in contrast and look flat imho?
i tink monos have a timeless feel to them..... capture tt nicely, and its a nice black and white to me...
cheerios..
As long as it can bring you into the emotion of the moment the shot is captured, it is a good photo. If you are referring to the technical aspects, it may be the best print, may have the best tonal range etc but if it doesn't tell the story it is intended to, it is still not a good photograph.laughingstation said:hey any black n white pros here can tell me or show me what is a really good b n w foto?
thank you
Exactly! My explaination above simplified.lsisaxon said:As long as it can bring you into the emotion of the moment the shot is captured, it is a good photo.
michhy said:digital cameras in general are bad for black & white photography, simply because the sensors have a narrow dynamic range
espn said:Yooo hoooo student, where are you, *paging for student, please report to thread immediately*.
michhy said:digital cameras in general are bad for black & white photography, simply because the sensors have a narrow dynamic range
michhy said:digital cameras in general are bad for black & white photography, simply because the sensors have a narrow dynamic range
buckwheat said:found it... greg gorman's step by step is the best that I have used.
http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf