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In general, the public believes that a photograph is less artistic than a painting. It is just a ‘snap’ that anyone can take with the pressing of a button. Consequently, recognition and appreciation of black and white Fine ArtPhotography has been slow outside the main cultural centers of photography such as New York, London, Paris, Zurich, Munchen and a few other places.
In this field of art, people should learn to understand some of the processes that go into the making of a Fine Art black and white Photograph to fully appreciate it. It requires much time to create such a photograph from concept to a finished archival print.
Fine Art photographs must have technical quality, be esthetically pleasing and appealing, but must also convey feeling and meaning that the viewer can identify with and relate to.
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