The Black-and-White Photography Magazine, online
Black-and-white photography fans, this is the place for you. Great black-and-white photography, info on traditional darkroom and digital black-and-white printing, interviews with black-and-white photo masters, great cameras and more, including music, TV, Jackson Heights (NYC), etc. (Updated Weds., 7/23/08, 12:45 pm)
bwphotopro is a New York City-based black-and-white online photography magazine.
(We want to hear from you: rudolph2528@gmail.com)
bwphotopro is 100% ORIGINAL CONTENT, UPDATED CONSTANTLY:
CLICK ON HEADINGS, AT TOP OF PAGE, TO GO TO ARTICLES AND PHOTOS
Our so-called Mission Statement:
Good B&W photography is, generally speaking, more interesting than color. B&W is mysterious, intruiging and just very cool. And B&W is not just for super-serious photographers. At bwphotopro, we’re about sharing great B&W and about having fun with photography.
Why did I start www.bwphotopro.com?
With high-definition color images everywhere, black-and-white photography has more power and meaning than ever. Two living legends say it best:
"Color is a duplication; Black and White is an interpretation" - Clyde Butcher (the
large-format landscape photographer, considered an heir to Ansel Adams)
"Black and white are the colors of photography... they symbolize the alternatives of hope and despair to which mankind is forever subjected." - Robert Frank (legendary 35mm photographer, world renowned for his extraordinary book The Americans)
COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Entire site, including all artwork (unless otherwise indicated)
Copyright 2007 Eric Rudolph.
Material on this site may not be reproduced, for any purpose whatsoever, without written permission.
BRAND NEW STUFF!
We’re back!
July 2008: bwphotopro continues celebrating its six-month anniversary with a wave of new, all-original content, all summer long.
Check out our latest stories:
Federico Scoppa’s cool, Neapolitan B&W
Copyright Federico Scoppa
Also - Don’t miss these recent additions:
***NASCAR “SLOT CAR” COMMERICAL:
HAVING FUN WITH DEPTH OF FIELD
***MICHAEL HOROWITZ: BIG, BOLD DIGITAL B&W
