Taking color out of the equation forces the viewer to focus on shapes and textures In an age of wide color gamut displays and HDR-everything,DPR regular Nicolas Alexander Otto urges his fellow landscape shooters to embrace shooting in black-and-white.Hereare a few reasons why he embraces monochrome for landscape work - and thinks you should too. Reducing imagery toits essentials, breaking it down to texture and shape, can help render the image more accessible to the eye. In this instance - a sho...
Taking color out of the equation forces the viewer to focus on shapes and textures In an age of wide color gamut displays and HDR-everything,DPR regular Nicolas Alexander Otto urges his fellow landscape shooters to embrace shooting in black-and-white.Hereare a few reasons why he embraces monochrome for landscape work - and thinks you should too. Reducing imagery toits essentials, breaking it down to texture and shape, can help render the image more accessible to the eye. In this instance - a sho...
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