There’s a certain power in stripping away color, in letting light and shadow tell the story. That’s exactly what the students in Davit Nersisyan’s learning lab set out to master—and oh, did they deliver. Over weeks of dissecting composition, texture, and contrast, they proved that black-and-white photography is a way of seeing the world.
Each image in their final series feels personal, intentional, alive.
Aleqs Avagimyan, 15
Anahit Vardanyan, 18
Angelika Osipova, 16
Angelina Stepanyan, 14
Ani Gevorgyan, 14
Anna Hovhannisyan, 20
Areg Mkrtchyan, 14
Arman Petrosyan, 17
Arus Martirosyan, 15
Beatris Antonyan, 15
Denis Chobanyan, 18
Edita Hayrapetyan, 15
Gohar Balyan, 14
Gor Balasanyan, 15
Hayk Ghazaryan, 20
Hayk Tarumyan, 14
Julieta Madatyan, 17
Karine Israyelyan, 15
Mane Hambardzumyan, 14
Marieta Manukyan, 15
Meri Tonoyan, 15
Nane Muradyan, 16
Nare Hayrapetyan, 15
Nare Muradyan, 17
Ruzan Ghukasyan, 14
Sabrina Khachikyan, 15
Shoghik Hovhannisyan, 18
Sofya Yuzbashyan, 15
