There's something strange and powerful about black-and-white imagery.
~ Stefan Kanfer
Ritratto di Carla Fracci
by Augusto De Luca
Children's Carnival
by Paul Landacre
Black and White Magic
by Shivakumar Lakshminarayan
Overflow
by Dom Crossley
Miles
by Carlox Malora
Pierced Eye
by Chris Kapono
Black & White Belton Buck
by Richard Thomas
Raccoon Weight-training
by Brooke Duckart
1 comment:
Black and white images really focus the eye (and the brain) with their starkness. Like the photo of Miles Davis; you can so easily be drawn into that picture.
Even with humorous works (like the Raccoon piece), the eye can focus only on the idea the artist wishes to portray.
Thanks, Tab, for some excellent examples.
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