Learn the three most important B&W conversion techniques that give you the best starting point for the rest of your editing
Discover the shockingly simple tools and techniques in Photoshop that you'll use in an unconventional way to create fine-art black and white architectural images
Learn the counter-intuitive way to use a black and white version of an image to enhance the light in your colour images
Discover the most effective techniques for creating the best selections for your architectural B&W's
How to create the distinctive black sky effect (without losing detail) to create the perfect backdrop for your eye-popping architectural abstracts
Discover how to create the "glossy" black and white look for your cityscape / architectural images
Learn how to give matte surfaces a unique glossy appearance that leaves people wondering how the heck you did it
How to manipulate light and contrast in new and exciting ways to add something a little more "creative" to your portfolio
Solving The Problem Of Bland, Washed Out B&W Photography
If you've ever wondered why your black and white photos look flat and uninspiring, then this course gives you the answers - and the solution!
Plus, when you order today
Premium Bonus #1:
Download highlights from Steve's members-only Live Zoom sessions with even more examples and tips for creating stunning creative B&W images with these methods:
Advanced techniques for isolating complicated subjects (like this bridge) so you can apply stunning creative black and white effects to even the fiddliest of scenes
Important lessons and concepts for dividing an image up into sections to edit separately.
Lots more tips and examples to use these techniques for "regular" landscape photos (this isn't just great for architectural shots!)
Premium Bonus #2:
Download a set of 26 RAW files of images I've taken around Sydney for you to practice these new black and white techniques on.
Captured with B&W conversion in mind, these are an ideal companion to the course so you can get started right away practicing the techniques while you plan your next black and white photo-shoot.