Black-and-white imagery can be powerful, thought-provoking and, when done correctly, convey more drama than when shot with colour.
Visualising a scene in black-and-white is a difficult skill to master, so you’ll find out why contrast is so important and how to control it in-camera. The eye can also see a much wider tonal range than your camera, so we’ll explain how to interpret tones to spot suitable monochrome subjects.
Composition and the elements of line, shape, texture and form are key for successful photography in all genres, but even more so for…