Monochrome Madness: Capturing Color Variations

Margaret is hosting Leanne’s Monochrome Madness this week. She thought it would be fun to explore those shots which, by accident, design, or clever editing, are monochrome in any colour but black and white. Let’s go…

Here I am going… I once again looked up the definition; photograph or picture developed or executed in black and white or in varying tones of only one colour.

My photo choices capturing varying shades of a single color, including green oak leaves, purple lilac flowers, and blue ocean scenes, exemplifying the concept through various serene landscapes.

A close-up of vibrant green oak leaves, showcasing different shades of green for the Monochrome Madness.

Purple lilac flowers representing monochrome in shades of color.

A serene depiction of the ocean in varying shades of blue, exemplifying a monochromatic color scheme.

Here are some monochrome edits, still not using black and white

A serene monochrome scene featuring a sailboat near a lighthouse, capturing varying shades of blue.

A serene view of Blue mountains captured in varying shades of blue

A serene forest scene shrouded in mist, showcasing varying shades of green.

A monochrome landscape featuring varying shades of green, showcasing a mix of lush and barren trees against a cloudy sky.

10 thoughts on “Monochrome Madness: Capturing Color Variations”

Ohl I love every one of these, Ritva. All so evocative of the scene they depict. But my favourite is that forest scene. I’d love to get lost in there. And very suitable for the Lens-Artists challenge too!