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These black and white images by Helen Dixon gave me the idea of using black and white on my photographs to display both images and give a contrast between them. Furthermore, using black and white allows people to see and have a different insight on the world.

This black and white effect will also make the image stand out and give the impression of age (Because the image is in black and white, it gives the image a certain time quality and makes it look old.) Also, this black and white effect allows my audience to see the world in a different perspective as they can see it in colour and also in black and white.

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Helen Dixon Professional Landscape Photography: Black & White Inland

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© Helen Dixon 2005-2015. Copyright Notice: All images and content contained on this website remain the property of Helen Dixon. Images may not be reproduced, copied, or used in any way without prior written permission.

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This picture by Guy Edwardes shows line, depth and texture. Furthermore, this picture is set in a forest which inspired me to do landscape photography.

This image relates to what I want to do in my FMP. The photographers use of depth, line and texture corresponds to my project as I'm looking to include  these techniques.

Also, the sun shine coming through the forest gives the trees a shadow, which gives the image more detail and also gives a line effect from the tree shadows on the floor.

Lastly, when I look at this image it gives me the impression of heat and warmth. When taking my photographs, I will want my audience to feel the same as I will be shooting my images during the summer.

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Autmnn in Bolderwood, New Forest Hampshire, England

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Professional landscape and wildlife photographer based in the UK supplying images and running photography workshops

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This picture by Andy Farrer shows colour, depth and contrast. This image inspired me to do my final major project on landscape photography and add effects such as black and white and contrast to my photos using Photoshop.

Furthermore, another picture by Andy Farrer 'The Icy Stream' uses texture, colour and contrast. Which relates to my final major project as I will be adding black and white contrasts and texture.

Also, the image 'Sunrise at the Old Pier' uses colour, line and depth. Which corresponds to my final major project idea of landscape photography as I am looking to use as many different techniques as possible.

Lastly, the colour of this image makes me feel calm and cold. When taking my photographs I do not wan't my audience to feel this way as I will be shooting all my images in the summer weather.

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David Taylor is an award winning British landscape and travel photographer. His landscape photos are from North East England.

To begin with, I looked on the internet for famous landscape photographers and came across David Taylor. I looked at his Black & White photographs for inspiration as I wanted to do the Black & White effect on my photographs to compare the two between colour and black and white. The audience will also see this image differently if it was in colour as black and white gives the image a time quality.

Furthermore, David Taylor also takes close up images of the natural world. (Plants, animals etc...) This stands out to me as I am also looking to get some close ups and extreme close ups of plants and flowers.