Beautiful photography by Shannon Richardson.
His flickr Halloween set.
His site.
His photo blog.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Dry Grass
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4 comments:
Really great shots. I love black and white photos.
That is gorgeous.
Wow! I love it, thank you for the link!
I went to his blog and read a bit about his technique, because it has a quality that is nearly impossible to acheive in digital black and white photography.
I was right ~ of course ~ he still uses traditional black and white film. Amazing.
Digital photography is so much easier but to him it really is about the art.
I am so inspired now!
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