In photography, monochromatic images can have a powerful and dramatic effect, as they emphasize texture, contrast, and composition.
To create a monochromatic photograph, start by choosing a color that you want to emphasize. This can be any color, but it’s best to choose a color that has a lot of contrast or texture in your scene.
Once you’ve chosen your color, you’ll need to adjust your camera settings to capture the right amount of light and contrast. You can do this by adjusting your camera’s exposure settings
When composing your photograph, pay attention to the lines, shapes, and textures in your scene. Monochromatic images can be very powerful when they emphasize these elements, so try to create a strong composition that draws the viewer’s eye.
When editing your photograph, experiment with different shades and tones of your chosen color.
In summary, monochromatic photography can be a powerful way to create dramatic, eye-catching images. By choosing a strong color, paying attention to your composition, and experimenting with different shades and tones, you can create a photograph that truly stands out.
All photos were taken using the Fujifilm GFX50sII with GF35-70mmF4.5-5.6 WR
Jere Chong/Fujifilm Singapore