Tag Archive for: Black & White Photography
Self-portrait by Maria Magdalena Vladu-Popa
It was a regular Saturday afternoon and the light in my bedroom was perfect for a photoshoot. So I decided to explore this type of photography, the self-portrait. I set my tripod and started to shoot, using my phone as a remote control. The vignette effect was done using a ring.
Harbour Bridge 2 by Leanne Lindsay
There's something about seeing this iconic landmark in black and white that makes it feel even more timeless, don't you think? I took this photograph, in black and white, one day when I was in the city for some street photography. I can't help myself - once I get to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, I have to photograph it from every angle and from every perspective. It doesn't matter how many photographs I have of this magnificent bridge I always need more.
A Actions of Dark Shadows by Karthick Saravanan
In the hushed tranquility of early morning, atop a rooftop, a diligent worker meticulously tends to their task. With tools crafted from hardened wax, they deftly shift sand from one place to another, orchestrating a delicate dance of movement and light.
As the morning sun casts its golden rays, the worker's silhouette stretches across the rooftop, painting a mesmerizing tapestry of shadows. Each movement is choreographed with precision, a silent symphony of labor and dedication unfolding against the backdrop of the awakening cityscape.
In this monochromatic tableau, the stark contrast between light and shadow becomes a canvas upon which the worker's industrious spirit is etched. Their silhouette, bathed in sunlight, embodies the timeless beauty of human endeavor, a fleeting moment captured in the stillness of dawn.