Black-and-white photography

from Black and White Photography Hosted by Jim Horn

In a continuing effort to provide some historical background for black-and-white photography I have provided a short bio – sketch of Paul Strand. Strand was instrumental in starting a movement in straight photography. This movement continues today. It allows us to photograph many different things on a limitless basis. Paul Strand's work can be seen throughout the Internet and at many photo galleries. Please leave any comments you have below.

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