Practical ideas:
Slideshow
Some of my favorite black and white photos, with some of my beats (made in Garageband):
Download some beats here:
1.Eye Contact
First of all, get eye contact, or show an eye in the photograph.
There is something human about being drawn to eyes.
2.Textures and patterns
Photograph textures, patterns, and repetitions.
Photograph man-made things, natural things, architecture, etc.
3.Light it up!
Generally speaking in black and white photography:
Using a flash will (often) make the photograph more interesting.
Shooting with a flash is fun. I love RICOH GR II and the integrated flash, because when you shoot with a flash– you never know what you’re gonna get!
4.Blur/obscure/out-of-focus
Photos are more interesting when the subject is obscured.
Shoot photos while you’re moving. Don’t worry too much whether the photos will be sharp or in-focus.
Often the ‘beautiful mistakes’ are what make interesting photos!
Exif_JPEG_PICTURE 
Too much intentionality is anti-art.
ERIC
MONOCHROME
All black everything:
- Why I Don’t Like Grey
- Crush the Blacks
- MONOCHROM: The Streets Are Your Rome
- Black is Good; White is Bad
- Black Canvas
- Monochrome Manual
- How to Shoot Black and White Street Photography
- Why Shoot Black and White?
- Video: How to Master Monochrome
- Eric Kim Lightroom Presets (use Monochrome 1600)
