Taking black and white pictures in New York City feels like capturing a piece of its soul. The monochrome tones turn the city’s hustle and bustle into something timeless and almost poetic. You start noticing the play of light and shadows on skyscrapers, the worn textures of old buildings, and the raw energy of people going about their day. It’s amazing how removing color can make you see the details you’d usually miss—the intricate fire escapes, the steam rising from subway grates, and the expressive faces of New Yorkers. Whether it’s the iconic landmarks or the hidden alleys, black and white photos give you a deeper, more intimate glimpse into the heart of the city.
Jamie Bolton 