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Black and White Photography: No Color is Good  by: Felix Zhucha The world of black and white photography is considered a Fine Art form and it is done to induce an emotion of timelessness and freeze a moment at any given time. It goes without saying that a few great photographers like Ansel Adams and Steigletz have made black and white photography what it is to today and even long after their deaths keep it strong and alive. This type of a picture is a true classic form of art and extremely breathe taking. There can never be enough said about black and white photography, but the pictures themselves will speak volumes for all that are looking at them. Black and white film comes in a few different classes. The tabular black and white film is a new and thinner emulsion film that has more of a surface area and it gives off less depth with high sharpness. Conventional film is the standard type that gives off a superior detail to highlight and was used before the tabular film was introduced in 1988. Orthochromatic film is the best for shots of people and landscapes and gives off a tone that stands above all other film types. Chromogenic film uses dyes and not the silver particles that are used by the other film types. There is no control over the development process and it is more difficult to work with. There really is no other special equipment or camera that is needed for black and white photography, only the film. When you bring in your roll of film to a store to be developed just let the person behind the counter know what it is. Some places specialize in the development of black and white and it is best to use their services to gain the true feelings you desired to achieve and portray with the photos. Other places develop this type of film, but in return you may not get the true color, or lack of color you desired. About The Author Felix Zhucha has some popular black and white photographs on his site - http://www.postersphotosartwork.com. This article was posted on April 07, 2006   View More Videos from the "Hobbies" category: How to Use RGB Color Channels in Adobe Photoshop CS3 How to Use the Shutter Speed on a Camera How to Turn Old Clothes into Wine or Gift Bags How to Make a Valentine Mailbox   Read More Articles from the "Hobbies" Category: Greenhouses for the Country Garden by Michelle Torres Making Money with Marketing by Natalie Goyette Converting Engagement to Revenue: Social Media for Professional Photographers by David Drum Destroy Your Rival at Xbox Fight Night Round Four by Rayne Wescotty Rare And Beautiful World Coins by Charles Roman Creating Music Boxes, Part IV by Monique Hawkins Electric, Classical, Acoustic - Which Guitar Is Best For You? by David Arnold Livingston Scrapbooking by Scott Bianchi Newbie's Guide to Science Fiction and Fantasy and Genre Conventions by June Williams The Many Faces of the X-Men by Vince P. Platania,Jr. << Back to "Hobbies" Index

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