by Joel Tjintjelaar | Sep 29, 2015 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, Tutorials
In this article I’ll give an example how to approach a black & white still life photograph using my method of post processing. I’ll also give insight into my vision that precedes the processing phase. I’m trying to make a case for still life photography to hone your compositional skills.
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Apr 7, 2015 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, Tutorials
Critical notes and suggestions on conventional post production techniques in the digital age. A black and white photography tutorial. Introduction People familiar with my black and white post processing workflow may conclude that the technique I utilise for black and... 
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Mar 19, 2015 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, Tutorials
Vision is an often discussed topic in photography, especially in fine art photography. Depending on who discusses it, it can be either an abstract concept, or a very concrete concept. Sometimes it’s the way we, as photographers, see a specific subject or scene in…
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Mar 18, 2015 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, Tutorials
How To Manage And Save Selections – A Black And White Photography Tutorial – Beginners Level Update November 13, 2017: you can save yourself all the trouble learning this technique in this tutorial and the other selection tutorials and at the same time save a lot of... 
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Dec 6, 2014 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, Tutorials
Combining different tools to create selections A black and white photography tutorial for Photoshop. In the past few months I discussed 3 major tools that I use in my process for creating selections: 1. The Quick Mask Mode2. Channels3. The Pen Tool Today I want to... 
by Joel Tjintjelaar | Nov 4, 2014 | B&W RECOMMENDED, Blog, Tutorials
Luminosity Masks – A Black And White Photography Tutorial An important part of my iSGM 2.0 black and white photography post processing workflow that is extensively described in my 424 pages eBook From Basics to Fine Art – Black and white photography, architecture and...