Black & white photography photo tips cards

Black & White Photography Photo Tips Cards



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If you want to make better black and white photos then you need to learn to see in black and white. It’s a phrase you’ve probably heard before, but what does it actually mean?

Black & white photography photo tips cards

Learning to see in black and white means understanding composition beyond simple basic principles like the rule of thirds.

It means understanding how light works, and which subjects naturally look good in black and white.

To help out with these skills we’ve made a set of printable black and white photography photo tips cards for you to download and keep.

The cards explain the key skills you need to become a better black and white photographer. We’ve deliberately kept it simple but effective – you can put the ideas into action today and see results right away.

Save the JPEG files below on your computer or mobile device for easy reference. Better still, sign up for the Mastering Photography Newsletter (see below) and we’ll send you a PDF version of the photo tips cards to keep forever, plus 42 other PhotoTips Cards and my Introducing Lightroom Classic ebook!

Photo tips cards

Black and white photo tips cards
Black and white photo tips cards
Black and white photo tips cards
Black and white photo tips cards

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About Andrew S. Gibson

Andrew S. Gibson is a writer with a camera. He started writing about photography while traveling in Bolivia, and has been published in many prestigious photography magazines including EOS magazine, where he worked as a Writer and Technical Editor for two years. He lives in south Devon in the UK and is inspired by meeting new people, seeing new places and having new experiences. Check out his photography ebooks here.

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