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Camera Position 125 : Thinking in Monochrome

I grew up making black and white photographs. It’s what I love the most about photography and the way I have long thought about the photographic image. But the digital revolution has spawned a dilemma; the digital camera sees in color, and I have to shift my mind to think in black and white. I’m … Continue reading Camera Position 125 : Thinking in Monochrome →

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