Creative Black-and-White Photography guides photographers at all
levels in producing the aesthetically advanced, carefully crafted images
they've always dreamed of making. In his sequel to Mastering
Black-and-White Photography, photographer Bernhard J Suess again makes
complex technical and aesthetic problems easy to understand and master.
He addresses intricate questions of film exposure and development
control, camera filters, creative use of print contrast, dodging and
burning, bleaching, and digital imaging. Discussing the many choices he
makes in his own photography and why, Suess illustrates the decisions
essential to successful black-and-white images.
The book
includes more than eighty black-and-white photos, tracing the evolution
of images from idea to final print. Each example is accompanied by a
detailed explanation of the artistic and technical processes involved as
well as a helpful look at how and why the photographer decided to use
the techniques. Whether choosing a camera format, arranging a
background, or composing a portrait, this invaluable resource shows
photographers how to balance different elements in a picture and take
advanced steps in creating better black-and-white photographs.
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