We ask readers to send their best photos on the theme of “monochrome”. This is a choice of photos we receive from all over the world.
Martyn Longthorn
Martyn Longthorn: “A pelican splashes.”
Ian Maggiore
Ian Maggiore: “The early morning frost in my back garden.”
Theresa Bennett
Theresa Bennett: “To help our garden butterflies, I planted a terrace bathtub with cosmic seeds and received a reward for huge photogenic pink flowers. I think they are an excellent monochrome theme.”
David Belton
David Belton: “The Aldeburgh scallops are sculptures from Aldeburgh Beach. I took this photo last year while on vacation.”
Sally Esau
Sally Esau: “This house caught my attention while on vacation in Rhodes. The doors were open and I could see hanging online and I also noticed the beautiful pebbles pathway. Just as I was ready to take a camera, I had a photon, I had a black cat, and I managed to capture the perfect location. Monochromatic effect.”
Sean Corlett
Sean Corlett: “I’ve always wanted to visit and shoot an art installation called Antony Gormley on Crosby Beach. I went back to Liverpool on the way to the training session and decided to go there. I shot this shot with a slow closure, handheld handheld, giving the picture a fantastic look.”
Phil Norton
Phil Norton: “The ram stands like a statue, like a storm approaching the Chatsworth House (Derby).”
Green Hand
Glyn Hands: “I wonder what the picture this lady is like? Comparing the two photos together, it would be fun to capture the moments of time.”
Piyusha Paradkar
Piyusha Paradkar: “The kaleidoscope of the family, through the lights and shadows.”
UKU Feed
UKUSööt: “The shadow tells a story that reality cannot.”
Duncan Gray
Duncan Gray: “My girlfriend was outside a cafe in London Park.
Doris Enders
Doris Enders: “The past.
Kate Snow
Kate Snow: “Dandelions have captured our imaginations since we were kids, picking and blowing seeds, blowing wind. Their beauty doesn’t fade away with age, but just captures in different ways. Here I shoot details with macro lenses while allowing some aspects to radiate some aspects, make some aspects dull, and create a sense of depth and trying to capture the magic of simple Dandelion.”
Ludo Macaulay
Ludo Macaulay: “I recently tried some street photography in Edinburgh and caught this man passing Melville Street.”
Tony Cook
Tony Cook: “The sunlight through the windows of Hereford Cathedral creates a moody atmosphere.”
Roland Trope
Roland Trope: “On a May morning, I stopped and watched two men play chess in Central Park (New York). I took a picture when one of them raised his bishop and reached for relocation to relocate it to relocate it in his move.”
Evelyn Oakley
Evelyn Oakley: “I can’t resist a scattering of sunshine on the white walls and the opportunities it offers for shadow games and monochrome photography.”
Emma Warren
Emma Warren: “My monochrome cat sits enough to sit, once-even though he’s staring at the next prank.”
Elena Raikhlin
Elena Raikhlin: “My goal is to remodel the regular toilet paper household rollsEnter abstract paper art by composing textures, lights and shadows. ”
Martyn Longthorn
Ian Maggiore
Theresa Bennett
David Belton
Sally Esau
Sean Corlett
Phil Norton
Green Hand
Piyusha Paradkar
UKU Feed
Duncan Gray
Doris Enders
Kate Snow
Ludo Macaulay
Tony Cook
Roland Trope
Evelyn Oakley
Emma Warren
Elena Raikhlin
