If you look at some of the work of artist Fay Godwin (left), you see much of her work uses black and white photography, which gives an extra dimension to the viewer. Landscapes take on a third dimension, almost a dream scape appeal. You can view some of her landscapes at the British Council website by following the link below: http://collection.britishcouncil.org/exhibition/past/12/14
This is my take on an Fay Godwin style of image. I took this using a Nikon D80, and exposed for the sky first then settled on the path leading the eye to this solitary tree. f25, 1/125th of a second with a polarising filter and an 18mm focal length on an 18 - 55 short telephoto lens.
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