While digital tools transform images in ways
unequaled by
traditional techniqes, electronic manipulation in
itself is not
meaningful. The merit of traditional B/W depends on
artistry,
perpective, and a direct connection: pictures tinged
with the viewer’s perspective and experience.
Patrick Klauss,
Viktor Mitic, and Shozo Ushiroguchi document B/W
answers
to digital that may prove stronger than pixels.

Curated by Shozo Ushiroguchi