Black and White Photography-FMP

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I like the idea of turning my photos into black and white as I believe it helps capture the emotion and feeling of the moment. Without colour, the focus is on the shapes, shadows, and light, which makes the photo feel more powerful and real. Black and white also brings a sense of nostalgia, like looking back at an old memory. It makes the photo feel timeless and helps me remember the moment in a deeper way.

This is my wall in the studio of some of the photos I may use. I want to have a go at creating a photo montage.

 

Even though the landscape below is just a photocopy in black and white. I really like this landscape. It is so beautiful, I can stare at it for ages, taking in the detail.

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