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B&W (black & white) photography offers a fantastic opportunity to intrigue your viewer.
By removing color from your capture, you remove a lot of the cues that would, in a sense, spoon-feed the viewer what it is you are trying to say. This way, the viewer is encouraged to experience a stronger emotional reaction, as he/she observes a scene that is so much more open to interpretation.
Water can be a wonderful plaything. It is ever changing, always moving. It catches light in a wonderful manner. Because of this quality, it offers a great opportunity for creative post processing, where you can give your entire image a surreal feel.
Here are some picks of the crop from a shoot we did at a wonderful garden. You may notice how sepia tone, among other adjustments, has been used to warm up these shots and complement both the rose, and the model.