Weekly challenge 8/7 - 8/20 EXTENDED! Monochromatic

[SquarePeg]

For this week’s challenge, post only monochromatic photos.

As always, new photos only for the weekly challenge please. Get out there and shoot!

Definition of MONOCHROMATIC

having or consisting of one color or hue; monochrome; consisting of radiation of a single wavelength or of a very small range of wavelengths… See the full definition

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Understanding Monochromatic colors in photography

Monochrome photos are an excellent way to turn an everyday image into a work of art. Read on for great tips on how to create monochromatic colors in photography.

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How to Shoot Monochrome Photography with Color

Using monochrome colors will improve your ability to convey emotions through your images. We teach you what monochromatic photography is and how to shoot it!

expertphotography.com

 

[cgw]

Guelph, Ontario
The Ward, Alice St.
Ricoh GRII
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Old rubber factory transitioning to condos.

 

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[SquarePeg]

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Love this.

 

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[mjcmt]

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This shot really works. I'm not a sepia fan but this is an example where the sepia-like tint adds to the aging chairs. And the composition and cropping enhances the impact of this image. Well done.

 

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I wouldn't call this a true monochrome image, but it's a fine essay in texture and muted colors.

 

[mjcmt]

Can I cheat a little by use images from last week that I edited this week. I've been busy editing hundreds of photos from last Wed outing to Bilmore Estate. Here are two images I edited tonight if that can count for this weeks shoot.

 

[gk fotografie]

I wouldn't call this a true monochrome image, but it's a fine essay in texture and muted colors.

Might be interesting to pick up some good books on art and photography, because then you will undoubtedly come across that in art a work is regarded as monochrome if the hues are close enough to the human eye. Such a work does not have to be monochrome in the pure physical sense. Incidentally, black and white photos containing more or all shades between white and black, in the strict sense, are also not really monochrome - mono=one and chrome=colour - but mostly regarded as such.

 

[mjcmt]

Might be interesting to pick up some good books on art and photography, because then you will undoubtedly come across that in art a work is regarded as monochrome if the hues are close enough to the human eye. Such a work does not have to be monochrome in the pure physical sense. Incidentally, black and white photos containing more or all shades between white and black, in the strict sense, are also not really monochrome - mono=one and chrome=colour - but mostly regarded as such.

To quote SquarePeg's article on Understanding Monochromatic Colors in Photography is states
"And for the record, a multicolor image is appropriately called a polychrome photo."