SHOOT BLACK AND WHITE FINE ART MACRO

Use a macro lens and a different perspective to create black and white fine art photos

With fine art photography being more of an expression of classical looking imagery in tone, pose and occasionally content, adding in the parameter of a macro lens to force your shot; and eye into looking at your subject differently is the perfect way of honing in your skills. By focusing on your subject, or at the very least, an interesting element of your subject, you will see very quickly how an everyday item can quickly transform into something very different and unique. By simply shifting your aperture from wide to narrow, you can force the viewers attention, however you can also affect the surrounding background and foreground, allowing you the chance to turn a potentially stagnant background into a soft texture and any foreground interruptions into gentle vague anomalies. In…

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Teach Yourself Macro Photography (Digital) - 1 Issue, Teach Yourself Macro Photography

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