Hi , welcome to the 4th collaborative edition of Monochrome Monday. Each week we’ll share a few B&W images from Todd and some of his photographer friends here on Substack.
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Now on to this week’s images …
Inside Wedding Photography
How can I not show off a photo of my brand new granddaughter!
Having shot a number of newborns in the hospital my process is pretty straightforward, Mom holds baby, position near window with indirect sunlight.
Most of newborn clothes are white so wrap in a white blanket and move in close. Pretty easy and these photos are great for announcements.
Todd Takes Pictures:
For this week’s contribution, I’m going to throw all the way back to an image that I took the first time I was at Fort Huachuca in January of 2025. Even though I live in a location with beautiful desert scenery, I haven’t really thought of myself as a landscape photographer. That said, some of the scenes I have captured over the years (such as this single lenticular cloud) do lend themselves well to high contrast black & white processing.
Do any of these images speak to you? Tell us what you think .
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Catch you next week,
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Congratulations on your beautiful granddaughter, Todd!
I also love the cloud photo.
Todd's cloud brings forth an image of a spacecraft. Even though 90% of my brain doesn't believe in ETs.
Some of my most cherished pictures of my son are in black and white taken by a brother in law, and they still thrill me 55 years later.