Theme: My Favourite Colour

The challenge is to use a favourite colour and only that colour to create a monochrome image. Monochrome photography is photography where each position on an image records and shows a different amount of light (value, lightness or saturation), but not a different color (hue). For example, a blue vase on a blue tablecloth against blue wallpaper. These can be created either in-camera or in post-production. The items are all the same colour but different tones, shades of the same colour. Although monochrome photography includes black and white, it also includes images which are in shades of red, or sepia for example. In other words, all black and white photography is monochrome photography, but not all monochrome photography is black and white. In this theme we are thinking of monochromatic images which are not black and white.

For more information, see How to Shoot Monochrome Photography with Color