The Virtuoso of Noir Monocrome

Todays pick is a quite new acquaintance, This is a part of a quest in +The Arcanum in +Glenn Guy 's cohort, where I'm to pick ten photos or photographers that have had a profound impact on me and my photographing.

This is pick number 5.

Huangshan mountans, study 42 - Michael Kenna

This photo takes the importas of layers to create depth to a completly new level. There is a enormous dept in this case. Love that it goes from dark to almoust completely white at the top. The mist/fog enhance the dept feeling. I get the feeling of infinity because of the wast distance to the horizon.

The reason why I got my eyes on Michael Kenna is a comment I got on a previous blog post, where +Dag Ole Nordhaug said that the photo was a bit "Kenna'ish". Then I looked at his work and I just loved it, simple but with great impact and something I want to learn more from.

Ok, this was pic number five, stay tuned for my next pic tomorrow. Fill in your e-mail adress to the left and click submit to be sure not to miss a post.

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Wish you all a great Monday