Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >With digital, this decision is made after the shots are made. This invites a whole new way of thinking. Framing for colour and framing for mono can be totally different. Seeing a result in glorious colour can easily dissuade removing the colour to produce a mono picture, in my experience. I have done it, but I haven't yet put my thinking cap on and gone out specifically with the intention of shooting 'black and white'.<
i shoot for color and occasionally see if an image that has particulary strong shapes and textures works in B&W. i don't intentionally look for B&W and stopped as soon as i could afford to buy color slide film. Herb....
