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  The online B&W photography magazine                 All Original Content (updated Thursday, 8/26/10, 3:55 pm)

ABOVE  - CROPPING IS FOR FARMERS” - Polly Chandler’s Dreamlike B&W; Image, below, Copyright Polly Chandler

MAIN CONTENT    PHOTO GALLERIES &                              INTERVIEWS

     NEW: Herman Leonard, B&W Genius

     NEW: Sabrina Guitart’s B&W

     NEW: Pop Photo’s Darkroom Lives On!

     Iulian Ignat: B&W - Romania

     Print Space NYC: Update

     A Tribute to Jim Marshall

     Bogdal’s Blues & Buildings

     Timeless B&W

       A New Kind of Camera Store

     Why the NY Times Chooses B&W 

       Celebrating Milton Rogovin              

      B&W Surf’s Up!

    B&W from Poland

      Classic & Classical 8x10”

       She’s Discovering  B&W

       McCreery’s Desert B&W

        FAREWELL TO KODACHROME

       Raymond Ruiz: Sharp Student

      Jason Brunner: The Colors of B&W

        Thomas Bertilsson’s Meditative B&W

        Clyde Butcher’s Best of 2008

        Michael Horowitz B&W Gallery

        B&W Master:  Clyde Butcher Keeps it SImple

        Minor-League Baseball, in Large Format

        1980s Punk Rock, in 6x6 format

        PoPsie’s Pop Music: 1940s to 1970s

        Polly Chandler’s Dreamlike B&W

       Digital B&W: Big & Bold prints

        Street B&W, in 6x7 format

        B&W of the Month

        Kastenbaum’s Abstract B&W

        Scoppa’s Neapolitan B&W

        My B&W

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MAJOR B&W in the MEDIA - NY TIMES
 

GREAT GALLERIES ADDED TO AWESOME B&W FEATURE IN NY TIMES:  TODD HEISLER’S “ONE IN 8 MILLION” FEATURES SOULFUL & GORGEOUS B&W WORK.

Also: Great piece on Edward Weston’s Coastal home base 

 

B&W GALLERIES & INTERVIEWS: NEW for Summer 2010 - Iulian Ignat’s B&W from Romania; Sabrina Guitart’s Striking B&W    

Major B&W Artist: Tribute to late, great jazz photographer Herman Leonard.

NEW: An update on NYC’s great Print Space B&W rental darkroom facility. READ IT HERE.

NEW: A tribute to the great Jim Marshall.

READ IT HERE.

See Bob Bogdal’s Blues & Buildings

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  Timeless B&W from Portugal

 

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POP PHOTO’S DARKROOM LIVES ON! The magazine’s darkroom was revived by its youngest staff member, Lori Fredrickson, shown at right.Iggy_%26_Stooges.html

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Sabrina Guitart’s Striking B&W

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