- Black and white can be used to create a more intimate portrait or a more atmospheric landscape.
- Black and white is more dependant than colour photography on shape and form to create interest.
- Slanting or 'oblique' lines imply movement, action and change.
- Experiment with high and low contrast to give your pictures increased drama. (Contrast is the proportion of black to white in your shot.)
- In this picture, the complicated shapes and colours are reduced to simple forms to great effect.
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