Over three years ago, she began to exclusively produce work using Nikon digital cameras that have been converted for infrared photography. In 2017, Penelope began to offer infrared-specific landscape workshops where she teaches capture and black-and-white processing techniques. She is available for group lectures and one-to-one instruction (in person or via the internet).
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and website blog:Â https://pentaylorphotography.com/ I have always been drawn to black and white landscapes.
I find simplicity, serenety, and a sense of timeless quality about them. I might have been influenced in my youth when I
spent outside with my SLR film camera and Kodak Tri-X followed by time in the wet darkroom.
By setting my digital cameras to capture images in black and white, I easily see
from, shape, lines, and patterns. Byremoving the color, i am not distracted, overwhelmed, or influenced by it.
Very quickly, i get to the essence of the scene before me. Penlope Taylor’s blog
I have always been drawn to black and white landscapes.
I find simplicity, serenety, and a sense of timeless quality about them. I might have been influenced in my youth when I
spent outside with my SLR film camera and Kodak Tri-X followed by time in the wet darkroom.
By setting my digital cameras to capture images in black and white, I easily see
from, shape, lines, and patterns. Byremoving the color, i am not distracted, overwhelmed, or influenced by it.
Very quickly, i get to the essence of the scene before me. Penlope Taylor’s blog
