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Video: 20 black and white celebrity portraits
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
We've put together a stunning series of black and white celebrity portraits from completely different photographers. Despite the lack of color, these pictures look not only beautiful, but also exquisite, stylish and bright in their own way. And the emotions of idols, captured in this way, look very lively and interesting.
Greg gorman
Andy gotts
Nicolas Guerin
Black and white photography is always relevant, and is unlikely to go out of style. To make sure of this, the wonderful a series of photographs from people's lives, which conveys a light mood, light drama and, at the same time, looks very soulful.
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