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Look here for masters of black-and-white:
http://www.anseladams.com/category.a...tegory_ID=107& On the left, run down the list of photographers, clicking on each to find b&w artists. There are many. |
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wow......he was amazing (is amazing?)
i love his Yosemite shots!!! Well....i love Yosemite...so lol |
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Was amazing, but I hope you looked at the work of some of the other photographers showcased on the site. Adams was a master of b&w, but he was nowhere near the only master. Try this: type "Edward Weston" into Google. And for an entirely different sort of photographer, try "Weegee." And still another take on b&w will be discovered by typing "Jacob Riis."
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I have always preferred b&w portraits to color, somehow a B7W is able to convey the inner mood and character of the person. One of my favorite photographers is Yousuf Karch some of his work can be viewed at:
http://cybermuse.gallery.ca/cybermus...iartistid=2833 This Color Blind challenge has certainly stirred up some lively responses and seems to have motivated many of us to explore new avenues of opportunity. |
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I've seen any number of those portraits and thought they were wonderful, but for whatever reason, I never noted the name of the photographer, which is sad. An artist's work should be remembered, but so should the artist.
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