My tips for black and white: Everyone has different taste when it comes to photography. I have to say that I like a crisp and precise B&W. I try not to convert a photo to hide something. I know people tell you to do that, but I like a clean B&W. I also always ask myself the questions "would this add anything to the photo or take anything away? Is the color important to the shot?" When it comes to actually converting your B&W shots make sure you do your homework. There are thousands of ways to convert a picture(in every program) I have a preset I love in my Aperture 3 that I built myself. I live for bright whites and dark blacks in a B&W. Make sure you find what you love and make some notes.

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ReplyDeleteThat is great advice. And the picture is awesome. I love reading his name on the envelope. His eyes look very serious. Focused.
ReplyDeleteI love this photo. I love how he is in focus while the other 2 people are not. Such a great photo.
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ReplyDeleteAmazing shot..love the moment the kid is captured in and plus does not look re-touched.
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ReplyDeleteMonica, you amaze me. Thank you for being my teacher! :)
ReplyDeleteVery Nice Monica!!
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