Thinking Black-And-White

We naturally gravitate towards color and saturation when relating to an experience, taste, or a feeling. But does google translate of “colorless” always signifies “lacking distinctive character or interest; dull”?

In the quintessence of full confession, I am one of those people who loves color clothes, has myriad color snaps, and felt pretty devastated living in a black-and-white bedroom. But there are images that are best revealed when we transform our THINKING into BLACK-and-WHITE.

All of these photographs were shot in different cities and different time, but with indistinguishable freedom for interpretation, mystery, and off-beat perspective.

Thus, I let you create your own story.

Thinking Black-And-White

Kumush ATAYEVA

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I started photography in September 2016 while doing my master's degree and that was the first time I actually bought a proper camera. (My academic background has nothing to do with photography, although I do manage to combine both every once in a while).

Now that it's been few years since I am with my Don CAMRO (yes, my camera has a name) I freeze the moments and enjoy every minute of it.

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Airinga

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Airinga has a degree in Marketing from a Top 10 UK University, which she puts to good use as a digital advertising analyst at Bored Panda.

A self-proclaimed writer of fantasy stories (is yet to finish a single one). Typical introvert. An avid fan of anime and manga. Fascinated by ancient history, astronomy, and artificial intelligence.

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