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Black & White

My dad taught me the basics of photography and black & white
processing and printing when I was about 6 or 7. I have always
loved the visual strength of black and white images.

Comment are welcomed and appreciated. I hope you enjoy!

Ken
Boy and Ball, Isle of Capri, 1983 Easter Sky 2000 St Peters Window Light ,1983 Chained Angels Ranchos de Taos
Windy Wednesday Morning Facets of the Sun New Mexico Glass Balls The Gathering
Calla's Calling Home Shadow Ascending Steps Portugal Repose with credit to Ruth Bernhard
Lisbon, Portugal Hallway Spirits New Mexico Clouds Elizabeth Leap of Faith, New Mexico
Lifeball Naval Acadamy Chapel Norway from our Navy ship out in the bay Eyes My First Real Portrait
Paris Opera House, 2003 Ranchos de Taos 1 Dianna and Pot David Michael Kennedy and Rock, New Mexico New Mexico 6.
New Mexico 7 New Mexico 10 Father and Son Emily Casual Male
Waterfall Branch Figure w Hat Audrey and her Mom New Mexico Window Westphalia Christmas
Self Portrait Clouds 3 Leslie Mother and Son Nancy, 3 Times
Pregnant Figure in Wood Shed Window Sam Window Woman Two Doors Windows - NYC, 1980's
Adam and Apple Figure in Arch The Screendoor Spirits of the House Turkish Barber, 1982
Wire Mesh Figure Philbrook Museum Tulsa OK.jpg Earth Spirit Figure 3 Near Okeene, OK Strike a Pose
Black and White Study Dana Hi Key.jpg Inchon Inspection.jpg Lebanese Dancers on Inchon.jpg The Tourists.jpg
New Mexico 19.jpg Tree on Isle of Capri.jpg Reeds.jpg Oklahoma Landscape.jpg

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Susan Rovira02-Dec-2010 16:16
An outstanding gallery from a photographer's photographer.
Guest 30-Jan-2008 18:18
your father taught you well.
i'm sure you followed amazing footsteps.

great gallery..
Jacky Lee04-Apr-2007 20:37
Excellent!
http://www.pbase.com/middlehill/black_white
raymond ker20-Jul-2006 05:34
Ken, your gallery proves that B&W is often superior
to colour, depending on the subject and situation.
You've demonstrated convincingly here how the
mood, atmosphere and spirit can be enhanced .
And that technically there are often superior
tones, textures and contrast.
Your range of greytones is excellent.
But in addition you have presented fascinating subjects.
Impressive!
Congratulations.
Voted
!!
raymond ker20-Jul-2006 05:27
Ken,
Andrew Vincent12-Jul-2006 10:41
Your Dad taught you good! Really appreciate this fine gallery. Voted.
Guest 01-Mar-2006 04:29
Love your work, truly excellent, especially your tonal work. Cheers.. Ken McColl www.pbase.com/kenmac
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