Composing without colors is difficult but rewarding. Monochrome compositions are organized around geometric features, patterns, textures, and contrast. You can take pictures directly in black and white or make your photos black and white using an image editor.
Converting a picture to black and white increases the contrast and adds drama. Without colors, other elements become more visible. Edges, textures, vertical lines, and shapes become more important and have increased visual weight. Some say that black and white photos are better at conveying powerful moods like fear, sadness, love, and joy.
Using a black and white photo editor for editing wedding pictures is already common practice. They add a romantic atmosphere and transform a dull image into an unforgettable memory.
Black and white photos are frequently used in architectural photography. Without colors, the focus is on geometric features. Black and white photos enhance edges and lines, highlight patterns, and add a gritty atmosphere to urban landscapes.
Mac Model
Early 2010 or newer
MacOS
10.11 or higher
RAM
8 GB or more
Disk space
10 GB free space
Graphics
Open GL 3.3 or later compatible
Processor
Intel Core i5 or better
OS
Windows 7 or higher (only x64-bit OS)
RAM
8 GB or more
Disk space
10 GB free space
