Special techniques used to create the black & white
Using techniques described in the training book “Capture One - Applied Craftsmanship” I have built 3 different black & white Styles for Capture One. I have been using these styles for the last few months and have become used to the type of light and exposures required to achieve the look that I need. Using Phase One’s unique “Phase One Effects Panchromatic” profile, I can achieve a consistency of look that requires no channel mixing. Black & white film had unique responses like reds going to a dark gray or black. These could be described as holes in the range of Black & white film. With channel mixing, the tone is continuous so the result is unpredictable in terms of look. The examples in this gallery have not been touched in Photoshop™.
Additional Collections
With over 100 destinations in the last 24 months I have a lot of material to sort through. Additional galleries are being posted as time permits
Traveling from Manchester to Sheffield through the mountains supplied some fantastic opportunities. Followed by a terrific drive from Sheffield to London.
The farm county North East of Lake Simcoe provided some terrific opportunities to use black & white style in a conceptual way. The unusual light provides opportunity for color styles as well!
This is winter in Australia. The opportunities for photography are endless here! These are some of the first selects of over 1000 images that I took from July 8th to 15th.
St Louis is a textural buffet! As the gateway to the west, St Louis has both a rich heritage and history.
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