Before digital processing, filters were screwed onto to our lenses to modify the light. For black and white photography the most popular filters are red, green, blue, orange and yellow. They all affect the contrast by lightening up objects that share their color and darkening objects that don’t. Make sense? (No). It’s a matter of …
There is no end to the variability of light. Over the course of a day I popped a few shots of the TD Bank on Bridge Street in Frenchtown from the same location at different times of the day. Bridge Street runs west-east and the bank is on the north side so it receives full …
Our latest project, Winter Light in B&W, is all about seeing light and creating images that celebrate it. Winter light is wonderful. The low angle of the sun creates a rich, creamy light and long shadows. Lots of opportunities for cool photos. Most of our projects focus on the stuff in our pictures; the places …
OK, it’s barely year three. Yesterday was actually the final day of year two. 731 consecutive days of shooting, editing, organizing, processing and then posting at least one shot on Instagram @brokawphoto So now I am into year three and I’ve posted my daily photos for the day. It is an interesting practice. A good …