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These days, colour is the default from the casual smartphone shooter to the professional photographer with the high-spec DSLR. Black and white has become a filter, an afterthought, a way of 'rescuing' problematic shots. But black and white is more than an editing technique, it's a completely different way of working. A completely different photographic language. Making the conscious choice to create black and white photography will help you develop your visual senses and force you to see the world differently. In this video, I run through 9 tips and techniques to help you develop your black and white photography. ********************************** ♫Music By♫ ●Brock Berrigan - Scenic Route ●Song - ●Follow Brock Berrigan - ●Music By Pedro - Alto Sax Stroll ●Song - -------------------------------- Links 💾💾💾💾💾💾 MY INSTAGRAM: PATREON: Retro Video Assets Packs: 💾💾💾💾💾💾 Retro Assets Pack 1 & 2 deal (25% off): Lightroom Preset Packs: 💾💾💾💾💾💾 Full shop: #1 My presets: #2 Medium Format Film Stock: #3 Kodak Film Stock: #3.1 Kodachrome Film Stock: #3.2 Kodak Portra Stock: #4 Cinestill Film Stock: #5 Fujifilm Stock: #6 Film Pro: Preset bundle deal (20% off): — 00:00 Introduction 02:10 PLAN TO SHOOT BLACK AND WHITE 02:52 LOOK FOR THE ABSTRACT 04:00 SHOOT IN RAW OR USE COLOUR FILTERS 04:46 USE LONG EXPOSURES 05:36 DODGE AND BURN 07:09 UNDERSTAND HOW LIGHT IS AFFECTED 07:52 USE HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR) 08:38 EMPHASISE MOOD 09:15 SUBVERT EXPECTATION
