by Larry Pollock | Mar 15, 2018 | Black & White
In a world full of color, it seems a contradiction to shoot images in black and white. The red rocks of Antelope Canyon, the greens of Oregon, and the list goes on. Why would you not want to show these? What makes black and white photography interesting and a passion... 
by Larry Pollock | Dec 25, 2017 | Black & White, Landscape Photography, Lighting Photography, Studio Photography
Each year brings with it new ideas, new friends, and new opportunities. These 38 images represent my year in photography. Many images are not in this album as they are client work. But you get the idea. The biggest change in my world is moving to Merlin, Oregon, just... 
by Larry Pollock | Nov 6, 2017 | Black & White, Landscape Photography
Hiking quickly through White Sands National Monument’s white gypsum, I keep a close eye on the eastern sky. Sunrise is near, and I have yet to find “my spot” to shoot images of the dunes at dawn. My goal is to get out beyond the other photographers and have a... 
by Larry Pollock | Sep 26, 2017 | Black & White, Travel Photography
Every journey begins with that first step. In this case, it’s the beginning of a climb down from the Shonto Plateau into the Tsegi Canyon system. Located in the Navajo National Monument, it is surrounded by the Navajo Nation. Just west of Kayenta, Arizona, these... by Larry Pollock | Jan 25, 2015 | Black & White, Studio Photography
My friend and local actress, Linda Damita, and I sat down to talk about refreshing here portfolio images. The first thing we decided to work on was a vintage Film Noir style shoot. Film Noir is French for “Dark Film”. This low key style was used... by Larry Pollock | Nov 1, 2014 | Black & White
For those who know me, I’m a fan of black and white photography. Removing the color, paring down the photo to it’s essence, the monochrome, greyscale, lines and composition. The world of digital photography is over saturated with color pushed to the limits...