How to Shoot Dramatic B&W Photos
One of my favorite tricks to getting interesting B&W photos is by shooting through a Red Filter. This method has been being used by photographers going all the way back to Ansel Adams' day, but I think it's such a cool way to add a unique flare to black and white images, so I wanted to showcase what that look like! LINKS: Instagram: / chandler_photos33 Website: https://www.chandlerphotos.com Prints: https://chandlergarrick.smugmug.com/ #filmphotography #photography #landscapephotography #canon #kodak #utah #mediumformat
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