For example, a brightly lit background will create a dark silhouette of a person or object standing in the foreground, in turn, offering a notable contrast that adds greater depth and dimension to a stunning photograph.
A key part of black and white photography is understanding how to best utilise and emphasise the contrast between the blacks and whites in your image. One useful tip is to imagine what your scene will look like without colour from the get-go, even before you shoot your image. Look beyond the colours of our world and take note of areas that would create strong contrasts, such as deep shadows and bright lights; these will shine through to create an impressive monochrome image. For example, a brightly lit background will create a dark silhouette of a person or object standing in the foreground, in turn, offering a notable contrast that adds greater depth and dimension to a stunning photograph.