tree roots, stone ruins, bas-reliefs and all their shadows, lend themselves beautifully to black and white.
tree roots, stone ruins, bas-reliefs and all their shadows, lend themselves beautifully to black and white.
The brilliant white feathers of the pigeons make for a classic black and white image.
says much about the friendly and welcoming people of Nepal and about the lack of rules and regulations.
An exercise in careful composition. The umbrellas with their curved forms contrast with the mostly grid like pattern of the surrounding architecture with its straight vertical and horizontal lines
Minimalist black and white winter landscapes of Hokkaido might be something of a cliche. Regardless, such scenes draw the eye and compel you to take a photo!
Reflecting the “Japanese aesthetic”, a carefully considered photograph becomes an exercise in graphic design.
The image shows a flowering vine growing along a solid timber upright. The timber is painted black and hence provides quite a contrast.
Photographed in Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park, a baboon inspects its foot for a….parasite?…splinter?
With one tusk missing, and a chunk missing from his ear, the title just seemed appropriate!
