B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
Cenerente (PG) countryside, with the Eagle Peak and the Tiber valley in the distance, at dawn A friend of mine is really into Polaroids. Chatting with him the other day a lightbulb switched on in my head, and I remembered having some Polaroids of my own in a box under my bed.
There are essentially two different schools of thought in photography. Is it the subject that makes a picture or the light you capture?
This post might seem a bit off topic, but as a landscape photographer you don’t usually get the luxury of traveling along well paved, well maintained, ice free roads.
I’ve seen many people loading 35mm film the wrong – as in: more error prone, slower and more difficult – way.
Imagine a scene from one of the thousands of disaster movies, with lightnings falling everywhere around you, deafening thunders, thick dense heavy rain that you almost can’t see anything, and fierce gusts of wind pushing your car from side to side.
