Victoria JK Lamburn
Descending Kemsing Down
James Ravilious once lamented that England's problem was it was too green, what to do with all that green. His answer was black and white; and he is firmly one of my favourite photographers. My kind of photographer too.
I don't often see the problem with green, it's a balancing act though; and I think black and white photography has made me a better colour photographer. You subconsciously analyse the scene in a very different way, luminescence, shadows, light -- you become detached from the actual colour of the scene as it were.
Descending Kemsing Down
James Ravilious once lamented that England's problem was it was too green, what to do with all that green. His answer was black and white; and he is firmly one of my favourite photographers. My kind of photographer too.
I don't often see the problem with green, it's a balancing act though; and I think black and white photography has made me a better colour photographer. You subconsciously analyse the scene in a very different way, luminescence, shadows, light -- you become detached from the actual colour of the scene as it were.