B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
There are two extreme factions out there: one obsessed with megapixels and dynamic range and super duper sharp gimongous lenses, one that answers to all that with a loud “meh” and does’t give a damn. Broadly speaking, exponents of the first faction will be shooting, depending on their level of income, gigapixel panoramas and the …
Generally speaking, video specific, aka “fluid” heads, tend to be bigger and heavier than their photographic counterparts.
Once upon a time Voigtlander wasn’t just a subsidiary of Cosina. They were one of the big players in photography and already manufacturing some really neat stuff.
When I say that where I live the weather this time of the year is hot, I don’t think many people get it, not really. So here is an example, fresh out of the developer. It’s a frame from a roll of Shanghai GP 100 black and white film, in 120 format. I’ve shot this …
We’ve been spoiled by cameras like the A7r or the D800. It’s not anymore a matter of “good enough”. But once in a while we should try to remember from were we came, taking a reality check.
Today we begin a new series in which I will tell the story behind some of my pictures, like many of you asked me to do. We start with a photo a few years old: “Bench #3”.