Task 2: Monochrome colours

Monochromes colour consists of single colour or shades of one colour by adding black or white to hue. The term 'monochrome' refers to a photo having one colour ('mono' meaning one and 'chrome' meaning colour). Images that using only shades of grey are called gray scale.

Figure 1: monochrome colour (eemcnow.net, 2017)

 Figure 2: Monochrome colour (Aussie Scrap Source, 2017)

Examples of photos, images based on monochromic colour:

Figure 3: Monochrome Photography in red

Figure 4: Monochrome Photography in blue

Figure 5: Blue Painting (Fine Art America, 2018)

Figure 6: Greyscale image (PxHere, 2017)

Reference:

Serif Ltd, 2012, Greyscale, black and white and monochrome, Serif ltd, accessed on 22th January 2018, url: https://www.serif.com/appresources/HPX6/Tutorials/en-gb/help/greyscale.htm 

Web Urbanist, 2018, 30 Colorful Works of Monographic Photography, Webist Media, accessed on 22th January 2018, url: https://weburbanist.com/2008/11/30/monotone-monochrome-photography/