The Art of Seeing: Brantley's NYC Monochrome Masterpieces
In an age of vibrant filters and technicolor dreams, Carson Brantley's choice to commit exclusively to black and white in his NYC collection is both bold and profound. It forces the viewer to "see" rather than just "look." Every alleyway, street corner, and face becomes a canvas of deep emotions and intricate details. Brantley’s collection is more than just photographs; it's a testament to the power of monochrome in accentuating life's diverse, often overlooked, moments.
