Digital Camera World

Camera College

Master the art of mono photography

Sometimes, things just look better in black and white. Take your first steps in a world measured in shades of grey. (No, not that one!)

Black and white photography allows you to step away from reality to create a mood, express an emotion and focus on the elements of a composition in a way that colour photography just can’t do. Colour is conventional, which means that a black and white image has the potential to draw people in and make them look a bit deeper. That’s not to say that colour

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