Recognising a photo suitable for Black and White conversion and an easy way to control the process.

Black and white Photographs are very popular for various reasons. It is often challenging for new photographers to know when a photo will lend itself to the genre and also how to have more control over the conversion process. This video uses a simple real-life example to illustrate the conversion process as well as the immense power that can be unlocked in a photograph. Key features of Monochrome photos are: Emphasizing contrast: Black and white photography can make contrasting elements in a photo stand out more. For example, if there is a scene with a bright light and a dark shadow, converting the photo to black and white can make this contrast even more apparent, making it easier for viewers to understand the scene. Enhancing texture: Black and white photography can make the texture of objects in a photo more apparent. This is particularly useful when trying to show fine details of a scene, such as the texture of a building or the roughness of tree bark. Creating a sense of ti