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Today, I want to touch on using black & white conversions, and/or sepia conversions to add drama to and enhance emotion in your images.
Below is a color image from a recent wedding that I photographed. The bride's hair was finished and she was given a mirror to see it for the first time. The anticipation and joy she felt was palpable in the room.
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However, sometimes, simply turing the image from color to black and white can give it a whole added layer of emotion.
![LKR_3910-2](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8044/8445278424_9737f9c1c5_b.jpg)
Sepia is when a B&W photo has a brown tint to it. It's often associated with a vintage look. Some people hate it and others love it. It's entirely a personal choice.
![LKR_3910-3](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8515/8444191055_15e5b62660_b.jpg)
However, the beauty and emotion that a good B&W image can convey is a true treasure, and I love to use black and white conversions to enhance many of my images.
How about you? Are you a B&W lover? How about Sepia?
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