21 Imposing Black and White Skies

By Mike Panic on 3 Oct 2010 in Cool Photos, Featured[ 5 Comments ]

The sky is ever-changing, evolving and never repeating. Perhaps that is the reason it continues to be a focal point for so many photographers fascinated with how it moves, creates and seems to have a life all its own. Couple the sky with the striking addition of black and white film or post processing and you’ll get some rather impressive and imposing images. Enjoy these 21 black and white sky photographs, you’ll never see another one exactly like it!

Photo By Difusa

Photo By alternatePhotography

Photo By gilles chiroleu

Photo By Deus Ex Camera

Photo By sheiladeeisme

Photo By chippycc

Photo By MISSSNAP

Photo By Martin Gommel

Photo By photographer padawan *(xava du)

Photo By ecstaticist

Photo By Maurese Polizio

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5 Comments

Stephen Van Tuyl:
These are some impressive shots!
October 3, 2010 at 6:05 pmReply
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[...] 21 Imposing Black and White Skies (Excerpt) The sky is ever-changing, evolving and never repeating. Perhaps that is the reason it continues to be a focal point for so many photographers fascinated with how it moves, creates and seems to have a life all its own. Couple the sky with the striking addition of black and white film or post processing and you’ll get some rather impressive and imposing images… [...]
October 4, 2010 at 3:59 pmReply
Shafiq Najam:
Well, I love it. I am sure everyone can find something for themselves in these amazing sky photographs!
October 5, 2010 at 2:05 amReply
James:
Wow, the longer exposed pictures look so amazing with the clouds moving and everything else being still, also the lightning, my two favorites are the lightning and the one on the docks with the moving clouds.
October 7, 2010 at 6:37 amReply
George @ TTL Wedding Photography:
Great photos and great bw conversion.
October 25, 2010 at 9:38 pmReply