A long while ago Shutter Sisters had a post about black and white photos. Maya at Springtree Road blog celebrates November in Black and White. Black & white photography is one of my passions. Likely because I grew up with black and white (yes, I’m that old). Now that I have my own [digital] darkroom I spend a lot of time converting numerous images to black and white, or sepia, or one of the many versions of the vintage look.
Trouble is, I have so many to choose from. Soft ones, high contrast ones, high key, and all sorts that fall somewhere in between.
Diane is a lifestyle photographer serving Grande Prairie & Northern Alberta. Visit Diane Schuller Photography.
love the tree where is that? very nice flowers
Both gorgeous in entirely different ways.
Lovely! Ack. Almost forgot about Maya’s b&w Nov. Will need to post something soon.
I adore Black and White!! Beautiful!
superbe tout simplement
The top image needs framed and Hallmark needs to print it on cards. Wow.
My post today is about black & white too 🙂 But it’s not quite as elegant as your post…. WOW!!! Gorgeous photos!! Love the softness of the tulips and the sharpness of the tree. It almost looks 3D!!
Kelly
Two fabulous examples of the different effects you can get with black and white – love them both but the drama of the tree really wows me!
I love black and white too. I like the tulips!
Wow! Two very different photos and they both look great in black and white!