B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
I have a confession to make. Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit like a medieval alchemist, trying to turn base metals into gold. Or, in more modern terms, trying to turn a 150 Euro piece of office plastic into a gallery-grade monochrome print maker. We all know the drill: if you want serious black and …
I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my latest book, “The Photographer’s Roadmap: 10 Steps to Better and More Meaningful Pictures”. “The Photographer’s Roadmap” is not just another photography book; it’s a guide to finding your voice and standing out in a crowded field. It’s about creating photographs that are not only visually stunning but …
When should you use a 20mm lens? When an 85mm? And what about the classic 50? The difference among focal lengths is not just a matter of how much stuff you can get in the frame. If it was just about that, it would be easy to choose one or another. Do you have in …
Have you ever wondered what makes a good picture? Why some photo will only live on your phone and be forgotten, while others you will remember for the rest of your life? That’s composition for you. Obviously subject matter is important as well, but composition is the reason why only you will look back at …
Hi, just published a new video on how to easily load 120 film in an Hasselblad camera, using the new A12 or the old C12 film backs. Plus, a bonus tip on how to use a cheap 220 film back to load 120 film!
Leica is a brand that pretty much every photographer knows, and either loves it, hates it, or chooses to ignore as pure hype. During the years, I fell for it and bought (and after a really short time sold) first an M4-P, then an M6 “Classic”. I did not manage to bond with either camera. …