Black and white Seagull Photo
It’s great if we can design a photo in a way that it reflects the character of whatever or whoever we portray; it just adds more depth of expression… even though it could be understood as an interpretation. Well, each picture is an independent individual’s view – luckily so… otherwise we wouldn’t have so much amazing diversity within photographic expression.
You don’t need a major setup for such an exercise, anything around your garden or favourite hangout place can serve the purpose: here I just did a simple Black and white Seagull Photo in Kalk Bay Harbour.
The black and white seagull with a distinctive yellow beak marked with a dash of red was sitting at a distance on the greyish-blue plastic cover of a boat rocking gently in the sea. Her greyish-blue eyes observed me all the time.
Black and white Seagull Photo
If you compare the two birds you immediately spot the more aggressive one. Accordingly, and depending on what you want to express as a digital photographer, the rather placid background of the black and white Seagull Photo is more suitable here – compare it with the aggressive species HERE.
