Loved this, particularly the colour / mono comparisons, they really make your points. I prefer landscapes and I'm trying to do more intentionally mono shots so I found this inspirational. I might even try some street / urban landscapes. Thanks again.
You talk about mood and emotion. It is important to be aware of our own moods. I really appreciate this video and I need to watch it again in approximately one month. For now I just am not in a Black and White mood. It is spring and the colors are bright. I want to set my digital camera to Kodachrome settings. I want the grass and the tulips and the daffodils. Again, thanks….there is much to consider in your video.
Your video was very entertaining, many thanks for that. As an oldie I was brought up on the artistry of Ansel Adams and Fan Ho who both must be the benchmark for B&W images.
Thanks, Joe, for this great lecture in b&w street photography. I learned a lot of new things from you. I shoot with Fuji cameras. Love the integrated acros monochrome mode and I’m going to try this & that the next days. 🙋🏼♂️ from Hannover, Germany
Good one, Joe. Well, as usual. Regarding photography, I come from the BW film, and the GR1V, developing in an improvised lab on a bathroom, so i always see and compose in BW, when photographing. Having the ability to also have the same shot in color, is the big advantage in digital photography, for me. Accept my regards, from Porto.
I started carrying a point and shoot camera set for BW/monochrome at outdoor car and track shows. Many black vehicles with lots of chrome look so much better. Other times I may set my DSLR to monochrome like for birch bark trees etc. or convert with my computer.
Hi, Interesting and appropriate reflections on the essence and spirit op B&W photography, paired with good shots and very nice examples and comparisons. You definitely deserve many more subscribers.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Monochrome is so different from shooting in colour. It seems to require its own skill set for getting the best out of it.
Good video, I would like to see 35mm film photos if you are emulating film in your video. I think putting a LUT over your digital video is cheating out the film shooters a little. None the less, great snaps and good points made. Don’t have to listen to my opinion but I felt I would like to share it. Hope that’s ok! J
Bonjour. I don’t speak English. I shoot in Raw and Jpeg with Lumix GX9 in L monochrome D (Jpeg High contrast). Thanks for your videos. Thanks Google translation. Christine from France.
Thank you for this profound lesson. As I have been taking photos since almost seven decades, there is widespread experience in monochrome (panchromatic), color negative, and color slides as well. It's only in the last ten years that I've got used to releasing color negative film in both mono & chromo, and the same with digital imaging. That way I can decide for each picture whether I like it better in mono or color - just as you have shown here. I currently came across this problem when compiling about 500 London 1976 Fujichrome RD100 slides, where I alternatively omit the color and then compare the effect; sometimes color pleases me more, sometimes monochrome - it's a pretty game and expands your expression possibilities. @philosimot
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Loved this, particularly the colour / mono comparisons, they really make your points. I prefer landscapes and I'm trying to do more intentionally mono shots so I found this inspirational. I might even try some street / urban landscapes. Thanks again.
Very interesting ! Thanks
Thank you.
That BW Punch preset is great. Use it all the time. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for this. I'm always trying to learn how to manage black and white photography. This helps a lot.
My pleasure. Thank you very much 🙏
Excellent video and great advice. Love your work.
Thank you so much.
You talk about mood and emotion.
It is important to be aware of our own moods.
I really appreciate this video and I need to watch it again in approximately one month.
For now I just am not in a Black and White mood. It is spring and the colors are bright.
I want to set my digital camera to Kodachrome settings. I want the grass and the tulips and the daffodils.
Again, thanks….there is much to consider in your video.
Thank you very much. You raise a very good point about being aware of our own moods when choosing how we shoot. Enjoy Kodachrome 👍
Cracking examples, great video. I always use B&W for street here in York.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. I went to York many years ago. Lovely place 👍
Love this video Joe!! I enjoy black and white and you had great examples!! Well done👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for your continued support Barry. Means a lot 👍
Your video was very entertaining, many thanks for that. As an oldie I was brought up on the artistry of Ansel Adams and Fan Ho who both must be the benchmark for B&W images.
Thank you very much for the feedback. I appreciate it. I’m a fan of those guys work too. 👍
Thanks, Joe, for this great lecture in b&w street photography. I learned a lot of new things from you. I shoot with Fuji cameras. Love the integrated acros monochrome mode and I’m going to try this & that the next days. 🙋🏼♂️ from Hannover, Germany
Thank you very much for your positive feedback. I really appreciate it and I’m glad I could be of assistance 👍
Excellent video, you explain things really well so that us beginners can understand 👍☺️
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your positive feedback! 👍
Love black and white and loved this video. Thanks Joe
Thank you very much 🙏
Good one, Joe. Well, as usual. Regarding photography, I come from the BW film, and the GR1V, developing in an improvised lab on a bathroom, so i always see and compose in BW, when photographing. Having the ability to also have the same shot in color, is the big advantage in digital photography, for me.
Accept my regards, from Porto.
Thank you very much for your comment. You obviously have a lot of experience in black and white. That’s awesome.
I started carrying a point and shoot camera set for BW/monochrome at outdoor car and track shows. Many black vehicles with lots of chrome look so much better. Other times I may set my DSLR to monochrome like for birch bark trees etc. or convert with my computer.
Some objects look better in monochrome. That’s awesome 👍
Hi,
Interesting and appropriate reflections on the essence and spirit op B&W photography, paired with good shots and very nice examples and comparisons.
You definitely deserve many more subscribers.
Thank you very much for that. That’s much appreciated 🙏
Shoot Ricoh GR3 in high BW or Fuji XT-5 in Acros R but nothing beats the Leica M11 monochrom with summilux 35 f1.4.
Thanks. I’ll have to get one 😁
Great job on this video. I find myself shooting monochrome more and more.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Monochrome is so different from shooting in colour. It seems to require its own skill set for getting the best out of it.
Great video Joe ,love Black and white use silver nik effects
Thank you very much. I appreciate it. I sometimes use Nik Effects. There are some fantastic presets in that software.
Good video, I would like to see 35mm film photos if you are emulating film in your video. I think putting a LUT over your digital video is cheating out the film shooters a little. None the less, great snaps and good points made. Don’t have to listen to my opinion but I felt I would like to share it. Hope that’s ok! J
Thanks for your comment. I appreciate all kind of feedback and suggestions.
Excellent 👌
Thank you 🙏
Bonjour. I don’t speak English. I shoot in Raw and Jpeg with Lumix GX9 in L monochrome D (Jpeg High contrast).
Thanks for your videos. Thanks Google translation.
Christine from France.
Merci beaucoup pour votre retour. C'est très apprécié, Christine.
Thank you for this profound lesson. As I have been taking photos since almost seven decades, there is widespread experience in monochrome (panchromatic), color negative, and color slides as well. It's only in the last ten years that I've got used to releasing color negative film in both mono & chromo, and the same with digital imaging. That way I can decide for each picture whether I like it better in mono or color - just as you have shown here. I currently came across this problem when compiling about 500 London 1976 Fujichrome RD100 slides, where I alternatively omit the color and then compare the effect; sometimes color pleases me more, sometimes monochrome - it's a pretty game and expands your expression possibilities. @philosimot
That’s really interesting to hear. You have so much experience. That’s amazing. It’s great to have these options. I really appreciate your comment.
Henri Cartier Bresson always short in black and white. I’ve never tried it.
Thanks.. Cartier-Bresson was one of the best. Give it a go. You won’t regret it 👍
Excellent.
Thank you 🙏