5 Classy Examples of Black and White Boudoir Photography (NSFW)

When done correctly, boudoir photography is one of the more polished and artistic genres within the field of photography. Shooting the work in black and white adds an extra layer of sophistication to it, making it extra appealing to those that view it.

Of course, other components such as strong lighting and an experienced model contribute to giving the imagery and extra edge. But being a master of the black and white look is going to push the photographs a little bit further than the rest. Thankfully there are photographers working today that are incredibly masterful when it comes to black and white boudoir photography. We're going to take a look at five of the best. .

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5 Photographers Keeping Black And White Photography Alive

Although we're in 2019, black and white photography remains popular amongst photographers. That's because it brings a classic, timeless feel - something color just can't seem to match. Back in the early days of photography, people like Henri Cartier Bresson, Diane Arbus, and Ansel Adams championed the black and white aesthetic - setting the bar for the standard that others would need to reach. thephoblographer.com »

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Get Better at Black and White Photography With These Quick Tips

Black and white used to be the only way to go back in the old days of photography. Today, however, there's more than one way to make sure your black and white photos are on point. With these quick tips from London-based photographer Jamie Windsor, you can at least have a head start on getting better at black and white photography, whatever the genre you want to take on. thephoblographer.com »

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Zayira Ray Enjoys Telling Unique AAPI Stories with Her Photos

"It is more important than ever for Asian-Americans to be seen," opines Indian-American Zayira Ray, about the increasing marginalization of her broader community in recent times. Using her photography and visual arts talents, she creates some unique photo projects.