Tag Archive for: Black & White Photography
Morning Catch by Rafael Lorenzo de Leon
In the quiet dawn, a man wades through the shallow river in Taytay, Rizal. Amidst a sea of trees, he carefully sets his nets, and making his movements as steady as possible, hoping to catch fresh fish as the morning sun peeks through the mist, casting a serene glow on the tranquil, yet surreal, surroundings.
Inky Corridor by Rafael Lorenzo de Leon
In the dimly lit corridor, illuminated by sunlight towards the end, a solitary silhouette waits, a figure caught between shadows. The black-and-white image captures a moment of quiet anticipation, where time seems to stand still and the end of the hallway holds the promise of what’s to come, evoking a poignant sense of longing.
Behind The Line by Klara Marciniak
While walking my dog in Budapest, I saw two elderly people walking hand in hand on a day after rain.They go out shopping every day at the same time. They always dress ceremoniously. The sun hit an electric pole and cast behind them an interesting, line-like shadow on the wet asphalt. For me, this gave the image a symbolic meaning.