Jeff Gaydash is an international award-winning Black and White Fine-art artist who has won some of the most coveted prizes in international photography competitions like the IPA and PX3 awards. Jeff lives in Troy, Michigan close to Detroit where he also runs his print studio for exhibition quality digital black and white photographic reproductions. His monochrome fine-art… Continue reading | 6 Comments

Susan Burnstine is an award winning fine art and commercial photographer originally from Chicago now based in Los Angeles. Susan is represented in galleries across the world, widely published throughout the globe and has also written for several photography magazines, including a monthly column for Black & White Photography (UK). Nominated for the 2009 Santa Fe Prize for Photography and winner of B&W Magazine’s 2008 Portfolio Spotlight Award.

Susan’s… Continue reading | 3 Comments

If you are new to this series of Spotlight interviews: my aim is to interview renowned and established fine art photographers who have made their mark in the world of photography and share their vision on fine art photography with our readers. As some of the regular visitors of

Besides doing interviews with other B&W photography artists, sometimes I’m the one being interviewed.

Photographyoffice.com is a high quality photography website featuring some great interviews with various fine art artists with lots of great photos.

They recently did an interview with me that you can find here on www.photographyoffice.com .

So if you want to know more about me and on some new BW photography… Continue reading | 2 Comments

Drew Medlin is a self-taught B&W fine art photographer based in the Southwestern US. Working primarily in black and white, his photography spans several genres, including: landscape, still life, abstract, lightning, and astrophotography. Drew has been interested in photography for many years now, and it has become his primary method of expressing his creative vision. Lightning is one of the subjects that has held his interest the longest: it’s become… Continue reading | 2 Comments

Not so long ago, over a year to be precise, I started this series of Spotlight interviews with award winning black and white photographer Michael Levin. Unfortunately, due to all sorts of issues around my website this first interview in this series never had a successor. So I’m happy to announce that with the re-launch of www.bwvision.com

Nik Software just released the Snapseed for iPad. Downloaded it immediately and have to admit I was a bit sceptic first. How could an iPad app that costs less than $ 5, even though it’s one from NIK Software that produces my favorite B&W tool Silver Efex Pro 2,  be of any use for a Black and White fine-art photographer?

Well I was wrong. I’ve been playing around with it and… Continue reading

Vancouver based and award winning black and white fine art photographer Michael Levin, just announced that he has launched his new website on www.michaellevin.ca with some of his new work. His new work is a great demonstration of Black and White photography minimalism. My favourite: PODS 2011. I think it’s brilliant. Just go and have a look yourself.
Furthermore Michael created a new blog video called… Continue reading

The first in a series of FAQ’s on a variety of topics but always related to Black and White fine art photography. A collection of questions I’ve received over the years and that I’ve always answered to, and still keep responding to. So it’s about time to publish them in a series. If you’d like to see any questions answered that you think might be a great help to others… Continue reading | 14 Comments

Finally, after months of preparations, brainstorming with friends, photographers and others all over the world, the first phase of BWVision has finished and we are live! Although the changes on the website may not look spectacular, the real change isn’t in the lay-out and the usual articles and tutorials on our website, but in the philosophy and strategy behind it.
Translating those ideas to a practical concept is what was… Continue reading | 1 Comment