Category: Tips
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How to Think Like an Editor Of A Novel
A novelist without an editor is a photographer without a filter. The work might be brilliant. But without someone asking the hard questions it will never be as good as it could be. Here is how to be your own editor.
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How to Build a Portfolio That Actually Gets Looked At
Foto’s portfolio feature is one of the best tools available to photographers right now for sharing a body of work. Most people are not using it well. Here is how to change that.
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5 Tips For Mastering Contrast Without Overdoing It
One of the biggest strengths of monochrome photography is the way it emphasizes contrast. Bold blacks and brilliant whites
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4 Tips to Highlight The Power of Negative Space
Negative space the empty or open areas around your subject is a powerful tool in black and white photography.
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5 Tips for Portraits Without Distractions in Monochrome Photography
One of the most powerful aspects of monochrome portraiture is its ability to focus entirely on the subject.
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3 Tips for Capturing Textures That Tell a Story
In black and white photography, texture plays a powerful role. Without color, the details of surfaces,
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5 Tips For Using Light and Shadow as Your Palette
In monochrome photography, light and shadow are your primary tools. Without color to guide the eye,
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5 Tips for Seeing in Black & White
One of the biggest challenges when starting out in monochrome photography is learning to “see” the world without color.