Flora in Grayscale

On Film

Nature, by its nature is colorful. Flowers evolved with lots of color and beautiful shapes to attract the birds and the bees, so plants can procreate. Most leaves are green due to chlorophyll (thank you, science teachers) which is needed for photosynthesis. What happens when you take away all the color? What is left? Is form and texture enough to convey a message? How does the message change?

Roll 14 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Fomapan 200

Roll 14 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Fomapan 200

Roll 14 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Fomapan 200

Roll 14 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Fomapan 200

Roll 18 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 28mm 2.8 - JCH Street Pan

Roll 21 - Canon A1 - FD 50mm 1.2 - Kentmere Pan 100

Roll 21 - Canon A1 - FD 50mm 1.2 - Kentmere Pan 100

Roll 39 - Canon A1 - FD 50mm 1.2 - Arista EDU 100

Roll 39 - Canon A1 - FD 50mm 1.2 - Arista EDU 100

Roll 45 - Canon A1 - FD 50mm 1.2 - Ilford Pan F 50

Roll 45 - Canon A1 - FD 50mm 1.2 - Ilford Pan F 50

Roll 76 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 28mm 2.8 - Arista EDU 400

Roll 108 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Arista EDU 200

Roll 76 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 28mm 2.8 - Arista EDU 400

Roll 108 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Arista EDU 200

Roll 108 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Arista EDU 200

Roll 123 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 50mm 1.2 - Fomapan 100

Roll 127 - Canon AE-1 Program - FD 35mm 2 - Fomapan 400

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