Photographer Spotlight

THE PHOTOGRAPHERS BEHIND THE MONOCHROME IMAGES.

There is no shortage of black and white photography on the internet. What is harder to find is the person behind it. The way they think. The reason they shoot the way they shoot. The influences that shaped them and the questions they are still trying to answer.

Photographer Spotlights goes behind the lens. Each piece is a full interview with a black and white photographer from somewhere in the world. We ask about their process, their gear, their influences and their work. A conversation with someone who has something worth saying about monochrome photography.

If you are a black and white photographer and would like to be featured in a Photographer Spotlight, we would love to hear from you. Email us at dp@themonochromecollective.co

  • Photographer Spotlight: Houman Katoozi

    Photographer Spotlight: Houman Katoozi

    In each edition of Photographer Spotlight, The Monochrome Collective sits down with a featured artist to uncover their story how they see, what inspires them, and the creative choices that define their black and white work

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  • Photographer Spotlight: Stuart Emmerson

    Photographer Spotlight: Stuart Emmerson

    In each edition of Photographer Spotlight, The Monochrome Collective sits down with a featured artist to uncover their story how they see, what inspires them, and the creative choices that define their black and white work

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  • Photographer Spotlight: Erik Stouffer

    Photographer Spotlight: Erik Stouffer

    In each edition of Photographer Spotlight, The Monochrome Collective sits down with a featured artist to uncover their story how they see, what inspires them, and the creative choices that define their black and white work

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  • Photographer Spotlight: Nathan Boyce

    Photographer Spotlight: Nathan Boyce

    In each edition of Photographer Spotlight, The Monochrome Collective sits down with a featured artist to uncover their story how they see, what inspires them, and the creative choices that define their black and white work

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  • Masters of Monochrome: Daido Moriyama

    Masters of Monochrome: Daido Moriyama

    Moriyama scuffed the gloss off the modern city, turning blur, grain, and glare into a language of sensation. This piece unpacks the ethos of are bure boke and offers concrete ways to chase that feral electricity on your own walks.

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