I have always loved black and white photography. So much so, that I used the artform as the focal point of my senior project in high school. Be that as it may, what I learned during this weeks assignment is that I would rather look at black and white photos, as apposed to capturing them. I had a hard time envisioning what my images would look like in black and white as I composed my shots. By the end of the assignment, I found myself searching for more and more subjects to capture despite having over two hundred images to choose from. I had an abundance of quality images that I felt would look amazing in black and white. Yet, this wasn't the case at all, In fact, most of the images that I felt weren't good photo's in general, were the ones that turned out the best. In my experience this week, the most crucial aspect of composing a good black and white photo was the lighting. More specifically, I found under-exposed images to be the easiest to work with when altering the RGB levels in each photo to achieve the desired effect I was searching for. In conclusion, I was happy with the outcome of my photos this week in regard to my top 10, but I can't say I enjoyed the process.