Your pictures on the theme of ‘monochrome’ happymamay

By khaledism2002@gmail.com / March 9, 2025

We asked our readers to send their best pictures on the “monochrome” topic. Below is a selection of pictures we received from all over the world.

Martin Longhuren: “Braga makes a splash.”

Martin Longhuren expels water from his body as he faces the camera — Martin Longhuren: “Braga makes a splash.”

Ian Magor: “The frost in the early morning in my rear garden.”

Ian Magor is close to a plant covered with water drops — Ian Magor: “The frost in the early morning in my rear garden.”

Theresa Bennett: “To help our garden butterflies, planted a courtyard with the seeds of the universe and rewarded with a huge width of optical pink flowers. I think it makes a wonderful monochrome.”

Theresa Bennett is one flower — Theresa Bennett: “To help our garden butterflies, planted a courtyard with the seeds of the universe and rewarded with a huge width of optical pink flowers. I think it makes a wonderful monochrome.”

David Bilton: “The aldeburgh Scallop is a statue on the beach of Aldeburgh, in Suffolk. I took this picture during a holiday there last year.”

David Bilton is a statue from the beach — David Bilton: “The aldeburgh Scallop is a statue on the beach of Aldeburgh, in Suffolk. I took this picture during a holiday there last year.”

Sally Esau: “This house caught my attention during a holiday in Rhodes [Greece]. The gate was open and I saw that there was a washing suspended on the line and also noticed the fortified mosaic path. Just as the camera made ready to take a photo, a black cat wandered across the wall and was able to take it in a perfect position. I think the dark gates and cat add a nice contrast to the image, especially with a monochromatic effect. “

Sally Esu runs a black cat along the roof of a white house — Sally Esau: “This house caught my attention during a holiday in Rhodes [Greece]. The gate was open and I saw that there was a washing suspended on the line and also noticed the fortified mosaic path. Just as the camera made ready to take a photo, a black cat wandered across the wall and was able to take it in a perfect position. I think the dark gates and cat add a nice contrast to the image, especially with a monochromatic effect. “

Sean Corlette: “I always wanted to visit the artistic installation and photograph it on the Beach of Crossbi called another place, by Anthony Gorly.

Sean Corlett A statue standing at sea while surfing on the beach — Sean Corlette: “I always wanted to visit the artistic installation and photograph it on the Beach of Crossbi called another place, by Anthony Gorly.

Phil Norton: “A ram stands like a statue with a storm approaching Chatsworth [Derby]”

Norton elephant is close to the ram against a dramatic sky — Phil Norton: “A ram stands like a statue with a storm approaching Chatsworth [Derby]”

Glen Hand: “I wonder what a picture of me that this lady was taking? It would be interesting to compare the two pictures together, and take a moment of time.”

Given a nun hand takes a photo with a camera — Glen Hand: “I wonder what a picture of me that this lady was taking? It would be interesting to compare the two pictures together, and take a moment of time.”

PIIUSHA PARADKAR: “Kaleidoscope of Family, through light and shade.”

People in Piyusha Paradkar tend together in Circle, and look down on the camera — PIIUSHA PARADKAR: “Kaleidoscope of Family, through light and shade.”

Uku söt: “Shadows tells an unimaginable story.”

Uku söt street looking at the top while people throw long shades on the ground — Uku söt: “Shadows tells an unimaginable story.”

Denkan Gray: “My girlfriend then advanced outside a café in the London Park. The window merged clients on the road outside a little ghost.”

Denkan Gray is a wet scene outside a café in 1970 — Denkan Gray: “My girlfriend then advanced outside a café in the London Park. The window merged clients on the road outside a little ghost.”

Doris Enders: “Layers of the past. They are taken in the Blue Missa, in Arizona, which looks amazing black and white as in color.”

Doris Enders' rock layers can be seen in the Arizona Mountains — Doris Enders: “Layers of the past. They are taken in the Blue Missa, in Arizona, which looks amazing black and white as in color.”

Kate Snow: “Dandelion has acquired our imagination because we were children, picking up and detonating the seeds in the wind. Its beauty does not fade with our age, but it is simply captured in different ways. Here, I use the Macro lens to photograph the details while allowing some aspects, creating depths and a sense of ethiopogery while trying to intensify the magic of the simple cone.”

Kate Snow is close to dandelion — Kate Snow: “Dandelion has acquired our imagination because we were children, picking up and detonating the seeds in the wind. Its beauty does not fade with our age, but it is simply captured in different ways. Here, I use the Macro lens to photograph the details while allowing some aspects, creating depths and a sense of ethiopogery while trying to intensify the magic of the simple cone.”

Ludo Macolay: “I was trying some photography in the streets in Edinburgh recently and caught this man who passes Melville Street.”

Ludo Macaulay is a man walking across the stones of gravel — Ludo Macolay: “I was trying some photography in the streets in Edinburgh recently and caught this man who passes Melville Street.”

Tony Cook: “The sun’s rays across the Herve Cathedral created a moody atmosphere.”

Tony Cook walks through a grave in a cathedral — Tony Cook: “The sun’s rays across the Herve Cathedral created a moody atmosphere.”

Roland Top: “On May morning, I stopped watching two men who play chess in Central Park [New York]. When one of them raised his ceilings and arrived through the painting to transfer it as a step, the picture took the picture.

Roland Tropity is close to the hand that holds a piece of cheese over the chess panel with a temporary close — Roland Top: “On May morning, I stopped watching two men who play chess in Central Park [New York]. When one of them raised his ceilings and arrived through the painting to transfer it as a step, the picture took the picture.

Evelin Okley: “I can’t resist a piece of sunlight on a white wall and the opportunity it offers for operation and monochrome photography.”

Evlin Okley is a long shade from a hand on an empty wall — Evelin Okley: “I can’t resist a piece of sunlight on a white wall and the opportunity it offers for operation and monochrome photography.”

Emma Warren: “My monochrome cat is sitting enough to pick up, once – although he looks to his next moment from harm.”

Emma Warren is close to the cat's face on the side — Emma Warren: “My monochrome cat is sitting enough to pick up, once – although he looks to his next moment from harm.”

Elena Reichlin: “My goal was to convert the regular household menus from the toilet paperIn abstract paper by forming texture, light and shade. “

Elena Reichlin gathered from the toilet rolls together — Elena Reichlin: “My goal was to convert the regular household menus from the toilet paperIn abstract paper by forming texture, light and shade. “

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