Mono Mountainscape
A b/w version I liked of an earlier post of Canmore's Three Sisters reflected in Policemen's Creek.
There is some confusion between the mono's. To clarify by definition the difference between monochrome (which this is) and monotones:
"A monochrome is an image that contains only one colour, but may have different shades of that colour. Most commonly shades of grey ranging from black to white, but it can be any colour.
A monotone is an image which only has one tone - i.e. no tonal gradation as you get in a monochrome. No "shades" of whatever colour it is in."
Thanks for your visit! Always appreciated!
Mono Mountainscape
A b/w version I liked of an earlier post of Canmore's Three Sisters reflected in Policemen's Creek.
There is some confusion between the mono's. To clarify by definition the difference between monochrome (which this is) and monotones:
"A monochrome is an image that contains only one colour, but may have different shades of that colour. Most commonly shades of grey ranging from black to white, but it can be any colour.
A monotone is an image which only has one tone - i.e. no tonal gradation as you get in a monochrome. No "shades" of whatever colour it is in."
Thanks for your visit! Always appreciated!