From the "Sliding Souls" Serie:

"Until the End..." - Tokyo / Japan 2013

From the "In Those Peaceful Moments" Serie:

" Lotus Flowers for Goddess Benzaiten" - Tokyo

From the "Architecture" Serie:

"Curves of a Diamond" - Tokyo Ginza - Japan

From the "Architecture" Serie:

"Hermes Flight" - Tokyo Ginza - Japan

From the "Architecture" Serie:

"Midnight in Maronie Street" - Tokyo Ginza - Japan

From the "Stationary Travellers" Serie:

"Salvation" - Berlin 2013

From the "Stationary Travellers" Serie:

"Higher" - Berlin 2013

From the "Stationary Travellers" Serie:

"Beyond the Rails" - Berlin 2013

From the "Waters" Serie:

"Ages of Life - N°3" - Berlin 2012

From the "Infinite Greys" Serie:

"The Path" - France 2012/2013

A B&W photography is not only the conversion of a color photography into B&W. 

This is certainly thinking otherwise before shooting or at least during the software treatment. 

The final result MUST be something really different 

A good proof is certainly the above photo showing a total different format, a new framing, a complete different treatment of the light compared with the original photo underneath. 

It is so different that it involved the change of the photography name itself, refocused not on the "Botany" but on the "Story" and further, even the change of Serie name to which this new B&W photo belongs now.

From the "Botany" Serie:

"Phyllostachys viridis Sulfurea - N°1" - France 2012