Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
b-and-w
adjective
/ˈbiː ənd ˈdʌbəl juː/
Definition
B-and-W refers to black-and-white, often describing photographs or visual artworks that do not use color.
Examples
- The photographer preferred b-and-w images to highlight the textures and shapes.
- Many classic films were shot in b-and-w to create a timeless atmosphere.
Meaning
The term emphasizes simplicity and contrast between light and dark, often evoking a classic or nostalgic feel.
Synonyms
- monochrome
- grayscale
- black-and-white
