This week, share with us your monochromatic images. Be calculating and creative in choosing your subject and focal point; resist the urge to simply take a photo of something with a single colour range. Go beyond the obvious choice, and have fun!
I always admire other peoples black and white or sepia images but rarely take a successful myself. this photo had muted earthy colours and I tried converting it to black and white and several other colours as well. Eventually I came up with this and I like the subtle effect.
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Lucid Gypsy 
Youd di an excellent job on this one; I love the way the colors blend together. 😉
Oops! Please delete the one above… Lets’ try typing slowly… You did an excellent job on this one; I love the way the colors blend together!
I love it, Gilly! Totally from another era 🙂
I think I prefer this to mono chrome. It is really atmospheric!
A lovely soft effect that suits the subject and I like the warmth of the light.
Yes this a memorable entry. I almost feel like looking out of the window to see what they are seeing! And an excellent Title!
Great effect, and the lighting is beautifully captured. Well done, Gilly! 🙂
Gilly, yes, love the effect. I’m wondering if you put those people in the window, or if someone else did that, and where is it? Either way, the photo has a very nice feel to it. Very creative. Did you use Photoshop or what. I don’t know how to use PS or Lightroom.
Love the blend of colour Gilly. Really timeless. 😀 ♥
I’m with Badfish in wondering where the people came from. Regardless, this is unique and wonderful, Gilly.
janet
Perfect…
Very intriguing image Gilly….quite like one of your Wordless Wednesday shots 🙂
very intersting post, thank so much see asoon