Nils,
I’ve been following your site for about two years. I can’t remember the last black and white shot like this I remember you taking.
Its excelent, great balance of shadow and light. I encourage you to explore more of these.
Well, you’re right I don’t do many, because you have to really nail the exposure, and you have to do it manually, because trusting the meter with black and white shots doesn’t work wih my camera.
Point taken.
Good atmos. here :)
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Nils,
I’ve been following your site for about two years. I can’t remember the last black and white shot like this I remember you taking.
Its excelent, great balance of shadow and light. I encourage you to explore more of these.
Well, you’re right I don’t do many, because you have to really nail the exposure, and you have to do it manually, because trusting the meter with black and white shots doesn’t work wih my camera.
Point taken.
Good atmos. here :)
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