Model: Bradley Bruinekreeft
Photographer: Bram van Dal
Location: Blue Collar Hotel, Strijp-S in Eindhoven
Feeling in a photo makes a photo different. A combination of environment and letting go of contact with camera are elements that can be played.
Having an object such as a coffee cup gives the viewer the feeling...
A few B&W building shots
Fun shoot with Kendal at the loft.
Used the Z7 with the 24-70 f4.0
Available light.
www.billmcdad.space
Canon EOS Elan 7e, TMax400, 50mm 1.8 @f22 20 sec. exposure
Broken Hill, in NSW, is a town in the outback with a rich mining history. Some shots around the old mine.
I'm Stephan, a French candid street photographer and i live in Nice.
I am passionate about everyday people and my favorite playground are authentic public places, mostly old markets. I find people naturally beautiful, expressive, touching, and I'm attached to their faces so full of stories...
© Stephan Le Gac Savoye, All Rights...
First upload to this BW group. Looking for CC on making future photos better. Thanks!
Model: Elena Shiukashvili
Photographer: Gary McGillivray-Birnie
Lighting: Natural Light
Location: Dubai
Camera: Nikon D810 Lens: 85mm f/1.4 Settings: ISO 100, f/3.5, 1/160s
© 2018 Gary McGillivray-Birnie www.mcgillivraybirniephotography.com https://www.instagram.com/mcgillivraybirniephotography/
My first time shooting this sort of subject. Had an absolute blast doing it, and I want to try it again.
/cc welcome
Although the original colour image was great because of the dynamic colours in her hairdo, there is just something striking for me in the B&W version
I'm new here to share BW portraits, also open to professional opinions.
Taken in the Outeniqua pass just outside George, South Africa.
Might be a dumb question but I love the fact we can do that these days.Here are some shots from Sydney that I thought came out well in black and white. What do you think? Black and white conversion gives pics a timeless look I think.
Canon EOS Elan 7e, TMax400, 50mm1.8 @f4 1/30sec exposure
Black and white images often resonate with me even when I like the original colour version. A few for scrutiny or just looking at.1. Can you see the little bug hovering? 2.Bush fire in rural South Australia on farmland 3.Silver Gulls at Goolwa South Australia.
Lately I've been getting into shooting more street scenes in Montreal and while I like them both in colour and in B&W, it seems the B&W pop more...especially when it's a foggy morning. Constructive thoughts greatly appreciated :)
From my first (and only, so far) trip to Iceland late last year. While the rest of the group were shooting a waterfall in the other direction, I turned around and spotted this little hut, looking precarious under a cliffside.
I joined fstoppers to get constructive advice from people who know photography, so fire away :)
