My One Year Black & White Challenge - What I‘ve learned

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In 2020 I decided to photograph everything in Black & White. It was a challenge I gave myself to learn more about Black & White Photography and discover what it means to me and my photography going forward. In this video I want to share my experience and the lessons I learned.
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@pioni2 2 года назад

Colour is for how something looks like, black and white is for how something feels like.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you guys for watching! It took me two years to finish this video... Would be cool if you could press the "like "button (under the video) to help me spread it out into the youtube-verse :) Thanks a lot!

@lauurentiubb 2 года назад

thank you for sharing and for your hard work.

@RichardLaurence 2 года назад

Your journey as a filmmaker has progressed so much over the past year

@photografitz 2 года назад

Just such a nice video and thanks for sharing so much of your personal journey with us!

@JungleCatImages 2 года назад

as soon as you said 'that was f'n stupid' I pressed like

@Bolton115 2 года назад

Done. Been watching your channel since your X-H1 review, partly why I now have two of 'em. I laughed when you mentioned the Leica Monochrom commercial being shot in Acros on a Fuji :-D More seriously however, your Covid and BLM protest pics are epic. Truly an historical document. Keep up the good work!

@martingreenberg870 2 года назад

Color vs.black & white. I choose B&W ~ 75% of the time. I’m near 70 and that is what I grew up with. Color was always more expensive. I mostly use Fuji cameras and use a B&W jpeg film simulation with RGY filter simulations. I have a button that will change the film simulation to color for a quick change. The advantage of using the film simulations is since the camera is mirrorless, I see the image in the EVF or LCD the way the film simulation is set up. Very handy to see in B&W before I press the shutter. Can’t understand why in the 60’s onward professionals most used B&W. It wasn’t considered artistic if the image was in color. People like Saul Leiter were using color film but by and large didn’t share their work.How silly. It is all about how you see the world. You showed how the traffic cones change in nature based whether you use color or not. Sometimes the subject IS the color. When I shoot in B&W I like,to underexposed the image by about half a stop. I like strong contrast and crushing the blacks. When B&W is normally or over exposed the blacks turn into grays. I don’t like that look. The Ricoh GRs have a film sim that gives me the crushed blacks I like. Of course now we use digital cameras. We have a 2nd choice as to whether use B&W or color. Shoot both! Use a B&W jpeg simulation and also shoot raw. The raw file can be your color negative. This way you have the best of both worlds. The thing is to take and make images. We aren’t using film. We aren’t limited by the film we have in the camera. We aren’t limited to 20 or 36 images in a roll of film. We don’t have to wait or pay for the film to be developed to see what our images look like. I like and appreciate your year of shooting in black and white. The value of shooting this way was clearly expressed in your video with Sean Tucker. Please hyperlink to that video as you did mention it in this video. Ricoh. Fuji. Leica. You are a man of several flavors. Mask on Nurse Marty

@rockymhs 2 года назад

Man, I really appreciate this kind of content. Love the introspection of photography itself, and the way it is presented artistically and professionally.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you for commenting! I appreciate that a lot. This video was a passion project so it feels good knowing it offered some value to others too!

@shamcarz 2 года назад

I think this one of the best videos you've made. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you Shyamal! It was definitely the most work I put into a video :) Glad to hear it was worth it!

@dan-le-brun 2 года назад

This is wonderful Sam, and thought provoking. I can’t remember where I first heard it, but somewhere I picked up the notion that you should get comfortable with black and white so that when you use colour you do so with intention because it has something to add; it has purpose. I lack the skills to help with your book, but I’m buying a copy for sure.

@j5daniel182 2 года назад

I think the best answer is- some photos are better in color, some photos are better are black and white .

@aspacer 2 года назад

Thans you Samuel, I was thinking about going one year black and white. But this video made me go all the way Black and white!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Haha, great :)

@-grey 2 года назад

This is a nice journey. At the end it's personal, and I think that's all that matters. I have lot of reactions about black and white, but it's always nice to see great photos in colour or monochrome.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you! Yes it was a personal journey and I always enjoy listening to other photographers experience so it feels good knowing I provided some value to some photographers as well.

@MockUPie 2 года назад

You earned a black belt in black&white photography!

@edwardpike1 2 года назад

I started shooting in 1959 while serving in the Army stationed in Munich. All we shot was B&W as we couldn't afford color. I went on to shoot while serving in Vietnam, using what ever film I could find. Later I shot for two newspapers and that again was always in B&W. So for over 40 years I shot with film and never in color. Then digital happened and I played some with color and Brides wanted their weddings shot in color. Now I own a FujiFilm Pro 2 and I shoot with three film simulations two B&W and one color. I really see in B&W.

@edemduku3391 2 года назад

big big big respect to the outstanding dedication and commitment on that one thing.

@parrotheadfelt 2 года назад

no ,no , no, THANK YOU for your insight and inspiration !! love your photos can't wait for your book.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

@arneheeringa96 2 года назад

Great video Samuel. For me as an 'old' hobby photographer born the same year as Aleksey Myakishev it is immediately clear what Chris explains: with BW you have to compose in contrasts, not in colour. It is a different way of view. You can see Chris is from a digital era and has a hard time discovering and describing it, as we are overflooded with colour nowadays and can even pimp the images with software to be more colourful than usual.

@govindarumi 2 года назад

one of the most wholesome photography video in RU-vid

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

That is nice to hear! Thanks for watching!

@timnga 2 года назад

Thank you for making this video. I could not only see and hear it but also feel it.

@vesper_ohaiz 2 года назад

Finished working for the day and boom 🙉 perfect way to end the day 🙌

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Haha perfect!!! Happy after hours :)

@KarySchump 2 года назад

This was a beautiful reflection and a wonderful lesson in photography and life. Thank you for this video and your channel. I love your thoughtfulness, I have learned a lot.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you Kary that is very nice of you!!! I really do appreciate your commend and support. Glad to hear it was valuable for you. Have a great christmas and rest of the year!

@Reinavera73 2 года назад

Gracias Samuel. En breve veré el vídeo tranquilamente. Un saludo. Fantástico tu trabajo!! Thanks Samuel. Shortly I will watch the video calmly. All the best. Fantastic your work !!

@georgeengles4640 2 года назад

Some people say there were no good photo opportunities during last two years in the ongoing pandemic, but in fact there will be no other time in one's lifetime like this. I took street photos of the empty streets for what it was and couldn't before with all the busy people walking around. And when there was one person walking into my frame, it was only one person. B&W was great for the past two years as for me it represented real life with all its color sucked out; everyone was so gloomy it just worked with B&W.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Yes! Agree with that. We should all take lots of pictures to document this moment in time!

@powderedtoastman3093 2 года назад

Beautiful images Samuel. Love the family ones! I’m sure you’ll have a bucket load of mini Lintaro at this stage. 😉

@winc06 2 года назад

I have watched your videos for a while now. I have enjoyed them for your intelligence and your engaging personality. This one was wonderful. I am awed by your photography.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Hearing comments like yours really do motivate me to keep on going so appreciate that a lot. Have a great christmas :)

@erato67 2 года назад

Hey Samuel, your video is one of the best recaps of 2021 to me. It is essential and profound for every photographer. No hype. No gear addict. Love monochrome. Looking forward to seeing more video from you. 👍🏻

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you Erato! Really appreciate your comment :)

@lindsaywebb1904 2 года назад

Hélène Binet gave an explanation that physically, the eyes receive b&w with different sensors than colour, the eye rods that read b&w are responsible for analysis of form and that happens a faster than the reading colour. She wasn't so convinced entirely but wondered about it. She shoots predominately b&w but also some colour

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Oh nice, very interesting!!! Haven't come across this story yet.

@lindsaywebb1904 2 года назад

@@SamuelStreetlife she talks about it in a lecture at Harvard from about 10 years ago. It's on RU-vid. Search her name and Harvard GSD

@delukxy 2 года назад

This is why, almost without exception that colour free printed text is easier to read. The eye/brain interface works best with B&W.

@rashikgmc9141 2 года назад

Thank you Sam for making this absolute gem of a video. Watching this felt like it was made for me as being someone who is always confused about photographing in monochrome vs color. This video really gave me a clear sense of direction and answer. 💯 So excited about the book and I hope you figure it out. The amount of work, time, and creativity you put into making this video is truly inspiring and amazing. Hats off man!! 🙌🏼🤍🖤

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you Rashik!! Yes it was a lot of work but hearing comments like yours make it all worth it :) Happy to hear it gave you some guidance! Cheers!

@TheOldVeganDude 7 месяцев назад

I too am in a one year B&W only period. Your video is very inspiring. Keep up the good work.

@nicolasguillenc 25 дней назад

6:31 with the mask on the eyes is such a good/funny one!

@FlosBlog 2 года назад

I startet shooting all in black and white this year, too. By now I have my viewfinder in black and white all the time - even when I go for color.

@user-yy9lm7eq5h 5 месяцев назад

Love this video.... grew up with B/W and this video inspired me to go back to B/W again.... Samuel... appreciate your candid & honest presentation on many of your videos.... keep up the work.

@rickhalpern4602 2 года назад

This was one of the best videos you've posted. So much to think about here; thanks.

@eddie_g 2 года назад

Such a great project glad you where finally able to share it! Can’t wait for your book!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thanks man!! Yeah, feels good leaving this monster behind :)

@crjpeg Год назад

Best video I’ve watched in a while. Best ever about b/w. Thanks! Best wishes.

@mastaw 2 года назад

Those protest photos are wild👌🏼

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thanks!

@gromitdaddy Год назад

5th degree black belt here, and have been shooting b&w since 1960's. It's always my goto when I run out of ideas in color (which is frequently)

@bixbyharrison5691 2 года назад

Amazing I just posted on FB last week with a series of B&W photos Titled " Black& White from now on"..Used to be able to switch in my head from B&W to Color,so now I have to relearn, I used to chase storms to really get that dramatic effect..night shots also, good luck..and thank you.

@theronsan 2 года назад

Great video 👌 Very interesting! Thanks for sharing 👍😀

@whatsvensaw2643 2 года назад

One of your best videos so far. Thanks for sharing.

@absolutecardboard1703 2 года назад

Just a fantastic video. Made me reflect on my own waning photography practice.

@Ostblockjunge 2 года назад

Super Good 365 Days of B&W Photography Video. Great Challenge glad you did it!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

@AdityaVarma 2 года назад

Samuel! man!!! thank you so much. This is so great on so many levels. Thank you!!! Keep at it!!!

@pratipkarmakar01 Год назад

High contrast black and white=❤

@donshin6037 Год назад

This is one of your most personal and emotional/honest videos. Moving other's emotions as well.

@c141charlie 2 года назад

Wow! This was a fabulous documentary. Can’t imagine how much work you put into making this. Thank you! It was enjoyable to watch.

@carolwatts944 4 месяца назад

So glad you spent an entire year with this b/w experiment. I, too, fluctuate between color & b/w. Often just depends on my mood at the time. I’m working on a “feet/shoes” project now, & shooting only square & b/w. Not sure how it’ll turn out, but it’s an interesting project, nonetheless. I really appreciate your video on the subject.

@SicksomniA 2 года назад

Thank you for your One Year of Black & White Photography Challenge Video. I think i learned a lot from it!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Halt den Mund. Haha, spaß ich sitze hier um 3 Uhr morgens am Kichentisch weil mein Sohn nicht schlafen will aw yeah. Zeit Kommentare nachzuholen lol.

@miguellee3 2 года назад

I loved it! I personally made the conclusion to use B&W whenever the real focus is on the subject, no distractions. Those stills almost always are personal memories or “freezing time”, like you said on the video.

@banjo5835 2 года назад

Great video. Thanks for sharing your insights Samuel.

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

My pleasure and thank you for commenting!

@ezzeldinelsamanoudy2824 2 года назад

Cant wait for the book!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

🙏

@jovankaramach 2 года назад

The best way to shoot i raw so in postprocessing you will decide to go in color or in black&white. If the photography is art then you can decide what color (read between the lines, use color or just tones of b&w) you will apply to the art depending on the destructions, depending on the composition, depending on the story. Use the color or tones to express your self, it is not a sin to go b&w in post or vise verse.

@JeffWernerIthacaNY 2 года назад

Looking forward to the book! Great video!

@1234KeithB 2 года назад

I’m always skeptical viewing new (to me) channels and you super cracked me up haha I am glad I watched this video and will watch more. Very educational too

@kenhosie4533 2 года назад

I've watched a good number of your videos now and I've watched many other by other photographers and I have enjoyed many of them. This one is different. Really felt something; this was from your heart and it's a very special thing.

@DI-cm5xc 2 года назад

Wonderful piece, very interesting. Thanks Samuel

@whenurefree 2 года назад

Not only did I learn a lot on this video, but these are the best b&w photos that I have seen in a while!

@TheGazmondo 2 года назад

Probably one of the best explorations of the col and b+W, that hasn’t driven me nuts, and especially your reasoning at the end of the vid, ( Atmosphere in colour situations ) A quality product on the subject, so bloody well done !!

@oldsoulhomestead89 2 года назад

Great video man, you show the beauty of the world and its people.

@benjaminannabelle506 2 года назад

Your videos are so pure and honest. Massive inspiration and a joy to watch! I love your channel!

@Eclectachrome 2 года назад

Awww this was amazing!!! Love this video and recently I have shot more b&w as I want to get better at it. Color is stronger but black and white is more precious I feel. Thank you for making this!

@adrianv6009 11 месяцев назад

It is first time when I see something like that... I think I will try the same thing... ONE YEAR ONLY B&W.. Great pictures, stuning video Thank you 🚀🚀🚀

@hectormunozhuerta 2 года назад

It is a burdensome adventure to have a family and give them a home but it is completely worth it. Thanks for your generosity.

@stephencharlton2024 2 года назад

Excellent. Thank you. You described my feelings exactly

@therealblowers 2 года назад

'A Year Without Color' is, I think, a very fitting title. I can imagine an art class pondering in great depth the genius of the author's juxtaposition of the hopelessness of the pandamic with the subject matter of the book; creating a family, a home, adventure and new beginnings. It's funny how these things come together.

@jonpen99 2 года назад

Thank you. You got me thinking and feeling about black and white in a way that is new for me. I’m excited to explore the possibilities within its boundaries.

@Ahayu-lindo 2 года назад

I just started with b&w photography, i learn so much from this video. Thank you

@richardbarrett4104 2 года назад

Love this, I'm 70 nd remember B&W well.

@ScaleModelKustoms Год назад

Samuel, really enjoyed this video, I realized I am kinda late to the party! Here I am New Years Eve thinking what a cool challenge, tempting! Interested in your book when it's ready, looks really cool. Happy New Year friend!

@gharrop1 2 года назад

Thankyou a truly stimulating film…I thought your choices of music worked really well on your montages..During lock down I spent hours walking ( for exercise) around the same streets etc… so I decided to make a photo book, just for myself, of “details” that were there on the street , butI never looked at them carefully before, I started with Front doors, then moved to Door bells, knockers , chimneys, discarded masks… many different details…and distilled the best in to “sets” .I am proud of the book and friends have found it one of the most interesting they have seen! Projects are a great way of working! Thanks again for all the work you put in.

@Jason_Tayco Год назад

Thank you for the hard work you gave on this video sir!

@waypastbedtime 2 года назад

For film shooters colour film is getting so expensive that b&w is the only option. Nice video Samuel - thanks!

@thegreatvanziniphotos5976 2 года назад

Some one (Bill Cunninham, NYT's?) said to always ask yourself if the photo Demands color. If not, then B&W becomes something to be considered. Not required, just considered. Excellent video, very thoughtful.

@derbert546 2 года назад

Wow thank you so much for the effort

@jeffreyfletcher1780 2 года назад

Looking forward to buying your book!

@SammySantiagoIrizarry 2 года назад

Excellent video on Black and White!!!!

@d.idowuolutosin4250 2 года назад

Great video Sam!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you :)

@christinacooperfilm 2 года назад

Well done! I enjoyed the journey and the photos. Looking forward to your book!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you Christina! :) Time to put more focus on the book.

@dianakorniichenko 2 года назад

Loved this video, Sam! My teacher used to say that if the color doesn’t help your subject to stand out from the background or doesn’t add to a story - choose b&w. Also I’m not sure if it’s true , but somewhere I’ve read that we dream in black and white and our brain ads colors afterwards. The thought of it is very appealing. The images that you made of your family are very touching, especially of your grandfather. Reminded me that I yet have to make a successful portrait of my mom. Thank you for the video.

@eseltee 2 года назад

I just watched this video AFTER watching your video where you're selling your Q2. I started shooting with black and white film and went with color (mostly) once digital came about. I always loved b&w and am about to drop big bucks on the Q2 monochrome. Even though you thought the Q2 didn't work for you I'm even more convinced that purchasing the monochrome is a good move for my final camera stable. I'm keeping what you said in mind but I think I can overlook the 7 things you hated about the Q2. Thanks for this.

@brusselssprout1 2 года назад

Fantastically honest and thoughtful video. Thanks. I guess most photographers have at some point pondered the monochrome vs colour quandary. For me, monochrome preserves some sort of esthetical continuity with the first photographs and all those decades when colour (or quality colour) was not a practical option. Choosing monochrome in 2022 can feel contrived. It might at times be nothing more than a gimmick, an Instagram "effect filter" or even a poor trick to hide defects such as wonky white balance or badly mixed light sources or try to pass noise as "grain". But then, when you take a step back, look for the play between shapes and shadows, focus on an expression, link together the elements of a composition, you realise that monochrome provides much more "formality", in all senses of the word, and that you might end up with a useful picture, which, for me, is a picture that gets the viewer to spend more than a nanosecond looking at it and interpreting it. In that context and with that ambition, I agree with you that it is best to never see the colour version of the file and not to have the option to revert to colour in post processing. No second guessing, no safety net. For that reason, I purchased a Q2 Monochrom back in February and am still fighting with myself to use it productively and to improve my skills and my ability to find an original creative vision. Slow progress, but I hope I'll get there. It is exactly the same as loading a 35mm film camera with HP5, except that you can reach the tonal quality and detail of large format scans. Anyway, thanks again for sharing your journey. Really made me think.

@seanryan9838 2 года назад

I love b&w. It brings me back to my college days when I thought everything I did was “Art”. Thanks for the video.

@mwales2112 2 года назад

I'm in love with B&W photography and really enjoyed the trip you took through this year of B&W. Thnak you Samuel for this great video..

@Rasmus98 2 года назад

What a fantastic video! You’re a huge inspiration to me and I’m sure to many others as well.

@calvinchann1996 2 года назад

Great diary. Looking forward to your book. Let us know when we can get it. I don’t think I’m brave enough to shoot just colour.

@baragsen 2 года назад

Inspirational video man. Thank you so much for this!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thank you for the comment Taha :)

@digitaldorn774 2 года назад

i really like, that this video is not so much about only showing us the best pictures from that experiment/project, but that that there is a lot of reflection in it - about your own way of seeing things during the process and also afterwards. The portraits in the end were really great - and showing them in the video gave me the sensation of click in my head. Thanks for that too ;) Looking forward for your book!

@ndunlimited 2 года назад

I actually started a challenge last week to shoot black and white for a whole month. This was for sure inspiring to watch, since yours was a whole year!

@tundrusphoto4312 2 года назад

Another great video. Thank you!

@lorenzonunez3437 2 года назад

great video hopefully everything goes as planned for you brother !!

@SamuelStreetlife 2 года назад

Thanks a lot Lorenzo!

@obscur_yoann 2 года назад

Great video! I always love black and white and the feeling of it. We are lucky today to have choice between color and B&W. What I love is that you can tell two different stories/emotions, just by changing between color and B&W. Like a sort of alternate reality of the same image. I sometimes think I miss something if I don't have the color and the B&W of the same picture...

@stevenguyen22 2 года назад

I like the idea of challenging yourself with personal goals in photography!

@petrvokurek2286 2 года назад

Beautiful video, thanks for sharing!

@johndaubney7311 2 года назад

Fantastic journey. Well done 👍

@steinsvideos3997 Год назад

Thank you for sharing, I found it very close and personal. Also, great photography!

@SamuelStreetlife Год назад

Thank you for watching sharing your comment :) It is one of my more personal videos and it was a lot of fun to make and share!

@shayconaghan 2 года назад

Seeing you stand in the foggy fields with your hands together like that made me think I was watching a BBC documentary ! But no a more serious note, I think you've just inspired me to shoot B&W in 2022.

@nenmaster1650 2 года назад

Excellent video, the amount of effort and love that has gone into this video really shows.

@brianr0159 2 года назад

That was great. Really great.

@Pyliip 2 года назад

Excellent to finally get your perspective on the matter! I definitely like black and white to "freeze" people and their expressions/interactions (loved the shots of your grandfathers!) while colour can be more descriptive in terms of mood (of course it can be critical like your example with flags).

@stevesvids 2 года назад

91.7 thousand fellow photographers absolutely love you. 📷👏 such an awesome creator of vids and photos. My love of black and white may be due to my colour deficiency... they calm it colour blindness... it really isn't blindness.. more confusion and deficiency. I think asking the question why anyone loves a black and white image over the same colour image is too complex. Its like asking why you love a person over another person. Its an emotional state from the heart. Best wishes Samuel. Thank you for all your content and great input into our photography lives. 🙂😎🙏🖐

@mikakb9519 2 года назад

You really are an Excellent photographer!!😀

@allanosantiago5955 Год назад

Hi Sam, I just got to watch this video you made which you posted a long time ago. But I have seen your other latest videos and the GR adventure. I really appreciate how you were able to distinguish your preference between B&W and Color. Currently, I'm still in love with both and use them instinctively as well. But sharing your insights have provided me a better guideline on how I would approach my future photos without being in a state of dilemma on which one to choose. Thank you and GOD bless you as well.