Visual Wilderness

Creating Impact with B&W Processing

Discover an incredible amount of drama and beauty that is revealed when floral images are converted to black and white.

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$26.37 $39.95 In stock

Category: Alans Classes

Creating Impact with B&W Processing is a class from Visual Wilderness focused on black and white processing for photography. The accompanying image shows a black and white flower, illustrating contrast and impact in monochrome.

  • Class title: Creating Impact with B&W Processing
  • Category: Alans Classes
  • SKU: Standard (2011-cibwp)
  • Subject focus: black and white processing for photographic impact
  • Visual reference: black and white flower image demonstrating contrast
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie O. ★★★★★

I've been playing with the luminosity masking techniques from this class, and they've completely changed how I approach contrast in my black and white landscapes. The step-by-step breakdown of tonal adjustments made it click for me after struggling with other tutorials.

Aurora ★★★★★

The section on dodging and burning to shape tones in black and white completely changed how I edit my flower shots. I went back through old files and finally got the contrast I'd been chasing. Worth every minute.

Jacob ★★★★★

I've taken a few editing classes before but none broke down tonal contrast this clearly. The section on dodging and burning to shape light in black and white actually stuck with me, and I used it on my own shots the same week. Finally feel like I know what I'm doing in monochrome.