Black And White Photography
Droplets
Black And White Photography, Joerg, Photography
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(sometimes with a bit of color)
or some in color – Jaytee59-Images
Barcelona V
Black And White Photography, Charly, Photography
You can see my blog at Charly Senall.
Snow in the City
Black And White Photography, Patti, Photography
New York City winter.
Ideas
Black And White Photography, Photography
“I can’t understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I’m frightened of the old ones.”
~ John Cage
On Location II
Black And White Photography, David, Photography
As the title says just a little shot taken at the junk yard on our last visit before Christmas. It serves really as a behind the scenes shot just to show a little of the process before the shots we take end up on the nett or hanging on a wall somewhere.
Window Treatment
Black And White Photography, Laurie, PhotographyHigh Heels
Black And White Photography, PhotographyFriday Night, L.A. Live, Los Angeles, California
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Hoar Frost Sunrise
Black And White Photography, Dan, PhotographyTriumph & Defeat
Black And White Photography, David Jensen, Photography
Triumph & Defeat
Most times, my photography is about natural landscapes, architecture and abstract scenes, but rarely people. Beginning last March I started shooting high school sports, which forced me to look for the human element of each event as I tried to tell the story of the game. Over time I began to notice the different aspects of each sport as a whole and as parts of the whole. There were little things, such as how ponytails have a life of their own, the body language of the teams based on whether they were winning or losing and the different coaching styles. After taking thousands of photos over the course of the year, this image has become one of my favorites. For me it has all the elements of the story that is being told. There is the victor, the vanquished and the judge. The body language says much. The loser turning away, the victor arm held high, standing strong and yet looking away, almost seeming indifferent to the outcome. Perhaps others will interpret the scene differently.





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