This is Midtown Manhattan from Roosevelt Island. There is something serene, something calming about black-and-white images. Color can distract as much as they entice and entertain. With black-and-white it’s just lines and shapes and the modalities of hue that add an appearance of dimensionality but for me there is the translucence of pure light.
A black-and-white image is classic photography without the modern bells and whistles, without contrived painterly effects. It’s just me and the light.
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