This week, Amy is focusing on Contrasts. She tells us that in photography, contrasts can include different ranges of tones, colors, subjects, and areas of light and shadow–to name a few. So this is my take on the subject.
I thought this would be an easy challenge, but it took me a while to figure out which way to approach this.
That is all for today’s photographic journey through my images in contrast. What did you find captivating?
Anne wants me to show how color affects my photography. After studying basic, and intermediate photography I took an eye-opening class in color photography with Patti Felkner at Cosumnes River Community College. After understanding light, composition, and focus points, I learned to focus on color as my subject.
RGB complementary color scheme is Red/Cyan, Green/Magenta, and Blue/Yellow
There is something calming in this monochrome image.
Some more examples of monochrome photographs
Often I will look for just a splash of color in my photography.
A splash of color makes for interesting photographs. Don’t you agree?
Some more examples of how just a splash of color catches the eye.
Photographing my dog I learned that I needed both an understanding of light, dog behavior, and color.
So after looking over my many images, I look for either monochrome images or those with just a splash in the right place.
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