From Black and White to Colour explores the transition in photographic technology and aesthetics from monochrome to color imagery. The work examines how this shift impacted visual storytelling, compositional choices, and cultural perceptions around photography.

Through carefully curated examples, the book traces the evolution of photographic practices and the nuanced dialogue between black and white photography’s emphasis on contrast and texture, and color photography’s capacity for richer detail and emotional resonance. The 192-page volume offers a detailed visual and theoretical investigation suited to readers interested in photographic history and visual culture.